Harps, wings, robes and clouds. That's what most people think of when they think of heaven. The problem is none of that is what the Bible says heaven is like. In this message, Max Vanderpool tackles some common myths about heaven and why it's better than you think.

Harps, wings, robes and clouds. That's what most people think of when they think of heaven. The problem is none of that is what the Bible says heaven is like. In this message, Max Vanderpool tackles some common myths about heaven and why it's better than you think.

So what about hell? Is it real? What does the Bible really say? And more importantly, does Jesus believe in hell? In this message, Max Vanderpool tackles a little-taught and much-misunderstood doctrine of the Christian faith: the eternal fate of unbelievers.

So what about hell? Is it real? What does the Bible really say? And more importantly, does Jesus believe in hell? In this message, Max Vanderpool tackles a little-taught and much-misunderstood doctrine of the Christian faith: the eternal fate of unbelievers.

6,305 people on Earth die every hour. Funny, isn't it? We rarely think about death. And yet it's the ONE THING we all have in common with each other. Rich or poor, black or white, Republican or Democrat, Christian or Muslim, we're ALL going to die. So what exactly happens at death? And how do you know? In this message, Max Vanderpool pushes away the Zombies for a closer look at our first step: death, itself.

6,305 people on Earth die every hour. Funny, isn't it? We rarely think about death. And yet it's the ONE THING we all have in common with each other. Rich or poor, black or white, Republican or Democrat, Christian or Muslim, we're ALL going to die. So what exactly happens at death? And how do you know? In this message, Max Vanderpool pushes away the Zombies for a closer look at our first step: death, itself.

The Pecking Order. It's everywhere you turn. Shown in dismissive comments about where you went to school or where you work. It seems we're no better than chickens. But 2,000 years ago, something DRAMATIC happened. Something that fundamentally changed and challenged the Pecking Order. In this message, Max Vanderpool argues that Jesus changed the world by making humility something people valued and aspired to.

The Pecking Order. It's everywhere you turn. Shown in dismissive comments about where you went to school or where you work. It seems we're no better than chickens. But 2,000 years ago, something DRAMATIC happened. Something that fundamentally changed and challenged the Pecking Order. In this message, Max Vanderpool argues that Jesus changed the world by making humility something people valued and aspired to.

It's the friend the who lost 70 pounds only now she can't stop talking about all those fat people and how they're going to have a heart attack or get diabetes. It's the coworker who got out of debt and is now socking away 15% of his income toward retirement - and who is constantly bring up those stupid people who are charging their way through life. Pharisees. They're everywhere, and they were around BEFORE Jesus and are stalking the earth today. In this message, Max Vanderpool shares how RADICAL Jesus was toward the religious order and toward a way of comparing yourself to others, based on what you do and don't.

It's the friend the who lost 70 pounds only now she can't stop talking about all those fat people and how they're going to have a heart attack or get diabetes. It's the coworker who got out of debt and is now socking away 15% of his income toward retirement - and who is constantly bring up those stupid people who are charging their way through life. Pharisees. They're everywhere, and they were around BEFORE Jesus and are stalking the earth today. In this message, Max Vanderpool shares how RADICAL Jesus was toward the religious order and toward a way of comparing yourself to others, based on what you do and don't.