Loving marriages are one of the greatest examples of God's love for the world, but they can be extremely challenging as well. Pastor Paul shares what the husband and wife can do to reflect Jesus in their marriage and how it can create joy in everyday life.

The direction we take in life depends on our identity and purpose. John Smart shares what our identity is built on, what it is built with and what our purpose is as followers of Christ.

Trials are a part of life, but there is a right way and a wrong way to view them. Pastor Paul shares the importance of a right mindset toward trials and how they can be used for good in our lives.

Before diving into a book of the Bible, it's important to look at who the author is, why he wrote the book, and who he wrote it to. John Smart takes a look at Peter and how Jesus interacts with the modern day traveler.

Pastor Paul and Vicki Foster are the founders of Lighthouse Church, and Pastor Paul serves as the senior pastor. Hear their testimony of how God has worked in their lives and led them to the founding of Lighthouse Church.

Scripture shows that God hates pride, yet it is a struggle in all of us. David Thompson shares what aspects of our life show signs of pride and how we can become more humble.

Pastor Jamie shows how Jesus stands between life and death for us and what that means for us as Christians and the world at large.

People constantly seek satisfaction and contentment, but it always seems elusive. We can't find anything in this world that will truly satisfy us. Jesus has an answer to this dilemma, however. David Corbin shares how we can practically make our lives satisfying and content in Jesus.

Our culture craves the best. When it comes to Christianity, however, we are often content with status quo. There is a best part to Christianity. John Smart shares what that best part is and how it can shape our lives.

More of what's good is better, right? This mentality permeates our lives and our modern culture, but the wisest man, Solomon, had other things to say. Pastor Paul shares the detriment of two-handful living, and why more can make our lives less effective.