A friend who lies about you. A business partner who hangs you out to dry (because their name isn't the one on the contract). A spouse who falls in love with someone else. Betrayal. It's almost like the air we breathe. It's everywhere. In this message, Max Vanderpool shows us that grace is available in the midst of betrayal and that, even though it's hard to accept, it's the only way to really live through it.

A friend who lies about you. A business partner who hangs you out to dry (because their name isn't the one on the contract). A spouse who falls in love with someone else. Betrayal. It's almost like the air we breathe. It's everywhere. In this message, Max Vanderpool shows us that grace is available in the midst of betrayal and that, even though it's hard to accept, it's the only way to really live through it.

Life's not fair, and God's not fair. And that's good news. In this message, Max Vanderpool shares why none of us really wants God to be fair (and give us what we deserve). Nope. Grace is so much better and is exactly what we need most.

Life's not fair, and God's not fair. And that's good news. In this message, Max Vanderpool shares why none of us really wants God to be fair (and give us what we deserve). Nope. Grace is so much better and is exactly what we need most.

The list. Everyone seems to have a list of things to be or do to be acceptable. A banker? Wear a suit and tie. A Christian? Go to church and be nice? A Mom? Stay thin, put on make-up and keep an immaculate house. No matter where you go, everyone seems to insist upon a list. Most folks believe God rolls the same way. In this message, Max Vanderpool examines a list of names at the beginning of Matthew's Gospel that blows the list out of the water. Who is there and how they lived will shock you. In a word, grace.

The list. Everyone seems to have a list of things to be or do to be acceptable. A banker? Wear a suit and tie. A Christian? Go to church and be nice? A Mom? Stay thin, put on make-up and keep an immaculate house. No matter where you go, everyone seems to insist upon a list. Most folks believe God rolls the same way. In this message, Max Vanderpool examines a list of names at the beginning of Matthew's Gospel that blows the list out of the water. Who is there and how they lived will shock you. In a word, grace.

Grace. We name our churches and daughters after this doctrine. And we think we understand it. But grace is far more disturbing and surprising than we often want it to be. And that's a good thing. In this message, Max Vanderpool challenges us to be surprised by grace.

Grace. We name our churches and daughters after this doctrine. And we think we understand it. But grace is far more disturbing and surprising than we often want it to be. And that's a good thing. In this message, Max Vanderpool challenges us to be surprised by grace.

You and I are judged. All the time. Too fat. Can't sing. Stuck in a relationship. Labeled. Sized up. Sometimes fairly, sometimes not. The man who originally said Don't Judge promised to come back - and judge. So what's judgment all about? And what do you need to know about judgment in the afterlife?

You and I are judged. All the time. Too fat. Can't sing. Stuck in a relationship. Labeled. Sized up. Sometimes fairly, sometimes not. The man who originally said Don't Judge promised to come back - and judge. So what's judgment all about? And what do you need to know about judgment in the afterlife?