Prayer can be so much more than a business meeting with God. When I focus on what God can do for me I miss out on what God can give me. Today Mike shows us that the greatest gift God gives us in prayer is himself.
(Part two of our series "Direct Line")

If your connection with God is staticky, you may be out of tune with Jesus. Today we'll talk about two kinds of people who might find themselves in need of realignment before they are ready to pray.
(Part one of our series "Direct Line")

When you decide to follow Jesus, be careful … there's no telling where you may end up following him to. He may lead you into danger. He may lead you into situations you never bargained for. But there is one place you can be sure he will always lead you.

The story of Joram and Ben-Hadad shows that how God views others determines how God protects us.
(Part five in the series "Really Good News")

Does it sometimes feel like your life is one crisis after another? Sometimes it's our own fault. Sometimes it's just part of living in a broken world. But there's another reason - a surprising reason - that these difficult times come into our lives.
(Part four of our series "Really Good News")

Our former Senior Minister, Lance Ladd, brings us part three of our series "Really Good News."

The world has changed, and the issues Christians face today are different than they were even five years ago. It would be nice if the Bible gave us easy answers. Instead it puts us on a difficult path. (Part two of the series "Really Good News")

Our message to the world is really good news. So why isn't anybody listening?
(Part one of our series "Really Good News")

Today we talk about the role of elder, and its importance to our church family at IHCC. It's not a job to be taken lightly.
(This podcast contains the audio of Tao Costello's ordination as deacon, Jim's sermon on elders, and the ordination of John Helm as elder.)

For many years IHCC has partnered with Herko Family Mission as they bring the message of Jesus to the people of Jamaica. Today Dennis Herko shares how God brought he and his wife Mary into his work there.