As we move through days 4 and 5 of creation, we'll take some time to reflect on the glorious enormity of the universe and the purpose of its vastness. We'll also begin looking at the incompatibility of Genesis 1 with neo-Darwinianism, and discover some of the logical and scientific problems that are causing present science to rapidly move away from the theory of evolution.

Should you change for your marriage? Can you change your spouse? How do affairs actually happen, and how can we build a marriage that's protected from those dangers? Join us as we dive into these critical questions and more...

Are you resenting your spouse for not being psychic, while treating them as though you are? Find out what we're talking about, as we dive into the minefields of assumption and unspoken expectations in marriage...

One of the greatest dangers in any marriage is the issue that never comes up until it's too late. In this message, we'll take a look at the importance of bringing up difficult issues, and dealing with them head-on...

As God unfolds the second and third days of the Creation Week, we'll take a look at the controversial issue of the age of the earth...

In these verses, God speaks for the first time in the Bible, and calls light into being. We'll also parallel the first 5 verses of Genesis 1 to God's work in our lives, and delve into one of the greatest mysteries of quantum physics...

In this study, we take a look into the Moral Argument - the second major evidence for God's existence, mentioned by Paul in Romans 2. We also examine the strange and compelling Gap Theory, which creates some intriguing possibilities and explanations between the first 2 verses of Genesis...

As we tackle the first verse of Genesis and the evidence for a God who created the universe, we talk about the Kalam Cosmological Argument, the Teleological Argument, the Multiverse, and more.

In this special guest mesage from Pastor Craig Groeschel, we'll take a look at the dangerous prayer, "Break me, Lord" and discover that life's greatest breakings often lead to God's greatest blessings.

Why all the talk about "peace on earth" around Christmas - especially when it seems so disconnected from the reality of life in this world?