When we get angry, how are we supposed to respond? It's often hard to know how to deal with anger, but in this message, Pastor Bryan gives us three practical ways to deal with anger.

Life is full of instability, and with instability comes risk. What do we do when faced with risk?

We all have habits, both good and bad. It can be hard to break a bad habit, so what do we do when our bad habits become a roadblock for us?

You might be surprised to hear that good things can happen after conflict. It all depends on how we respond to it. Should we confront conflict or run from it? What is God's way of responding to conflict?

Moving past our past can be hard - the guilt of what we've done is overwhelming. But God has promised to remember our sins no more. Here are three things to help move past your past.

There are a lot of things we worry about. Money, jobs, family, etc. Jesus told us, though, not to worry. If God cares for the birds of the air and the flowers of the field, how much more does he care about us? When we find ourselves worrying, here's one question we can ask ourselves.

We have this way of measuring our value in life compared to other people. Comparison in itself is not a bad thing, but when we start comparing ourselves to other people, our egos get involved and we want to be exalted above them. Here are a few questions to ask ourselves in order to be the people God created us to be.

We've all been guilty at one time or another of making excuses. Maybe we feel we're too busy, too tired, or even too old. But if we stop making excuses, we have the opportunity to be used in ways we never thought possible.

When it comes to complaining in the Bible, there are two key words that relate to people who complain about their circumstances. One of them is commanded, the other is forbidden.

Do you suffer from too much hurrying? Here are the warning signs of worry sickness and the five ways of curing it.