Everyone is affected by divorce. Whether you've been divorced or experienced it in your family or friendships, it's a reality. No matter your state in marriage, understand that God loves you dearly and wants the best for you. In today's message, Pastor Rick explains what the Scriptures teach – and do not teach – about divorce and remarriage. Because God is a covenant God, he takes our marriage commitment seriously. But at the same time, those who are divorced are not second-class Christians who must live under a cloud of guilt. Listen in and learn more.

In Acts 3, Peter is empowered to bring physical healing to a disabled man. Soon afterward, he tells a crowd of thousands that true healing begins in the soul: "Now repent of your sins and turn to God, so that your sins may be wiped away. Then times of refreshment will come from the presence of the Lord." God is waiting to bring joy to those who approach Him in humility. Are you ready?

Pastor Rick Friesen speaks from Matthew 19 on the passionate pursuit of Jesus. Genuine faith isn't merely a state of mind but reveals itself through action.

Pastor Bill Boren says the seas of life can get rough. But we don't have to be washed away. If we look to Jesus, we can experience him sustaining us in and through life's difficulties as we hear Him say "Peace, be still!"

God does not view the unmarried as second-class citizens. All of His promises to the married – his love, care, provision, mercy and comfort – apply to those who are single. The key to happiness is found in seeking God rather than a mate. When we put Him first, God may choose to bring a spouse into our lives. Or He may not. But either way, He has our best interests in mind.

Forget what you think you know about biblical roles of men and women in marriage and society. Then start over with a purely biblical point of view. God has a fresh perspective and plan for us to have the best relationship possible. 

Pastor Rick Friesen, of Manna Fellowship Church, explains men's responsibilities in marriage from a biblical point of view.

When we make marriage in our own image, it becomes a disaster. The good news: God has ground rules for relationships. Pastor Rick Friesen begins the series "Beautiful Messy Marriage" with a focus on Genesis 2:18-25. (Photo courtesy of Flickr, Håkan Dahlström, dahlstroms.com, CC BY 2.0, edited, https://bit.ly/2CItxZB).

In Mary, God chose a humble, unknown woman to change the world. If we yield ourselves to God, He can use each of us as well.

When the Wise Men found Jesus, they fell to worship Him and then offered gifts. This is a picture of how we should respond to Him. What will we offer to Jesus?