The Word tells us to die to our old selves and to become a new creature, but what does that mean? This week Pastors Rhonda and David Johnson discuss how we are meant to become a new creation in God's image.

No matter who you are or where you're from, you have an identity in God. This week Pastor Rhonda elaborates on what it means to embrace that identity and how it can affect the world around you.

Why do bad things happen to good people? Why do people say that God "takes" their loved ones before their time? This week, Pastor Rhonda discusses the origin of pain and suffering in the world and how understanding Jesus' death and resurrection can radically alter how you live through crisis.

What do we give thanks for when nothing is going our way? 

Too many Christians allow fear to influence or dominate their day to day lives. We serve a God that freed us from fear and gave us the power to overcome it. Join us as Pastors Rhonda and David Johnson discuss how fear is the number one enemy that can derail your destiny.

Our provider sees beyond our immediate need and always provides far more than we ever realize. Join us as Pastor Rhonda dives into why God chooses to act with miracles and what we are to learn from them. 

The armor of God cannot be complete without prayer. When all else fails us and the walls are closing in, prayer is our only weapon against the enemy. Join us this week as we explore what it means to actively pray and change the world around you. 

Are Heaven and Hell real places people go when they die? Or do we all just go "to a better place"? This week, Rhonda Johnson tackles the reason why we should feel urgency in our every day lives to witness to all you will listen.

As times change and COVID-19 interferes with church and the practices we enjoy, it's important to remember why we observe the sacraments and remember their origins. Life of Love founder Rhonda Johnson and husband David discuss how our observance of communion and passover have been affected by the pandemic, steps we can take to ensure that we can still observe the sacraments, and the origins and reasons behind communion and passover.