Christianity in its very essence is a resurrection religion. If you remove the resurrection, Christianity is then destroyed. The resurrection provides freedom for those who believe.

Many describe these days as the week of passion. The word passion not only means strong emotion or strong desire; it also means extreme suffering and distress. We find passion not only in the life of Jesus; but also in the last horrifying days of his life.

One relationship we all have is that of a child to our parents. This relationship is one that God uses to grow us more than just about any other. How are we to look at this relationship from the child perspective and how can renovating this relationship bring glory to God?

We are all in a relationship with someone. We are better together! Without relationships we are lonely people. There is no substitute for a friend! We all need someone to care, to listen, to feel, to comfort. We need those we are open and vulnerable with.

Most homes in America are in ruins due to the breakdown of intimacy in the marriage. God has a plan for marriage and it involves intimacy.

We Are To Pray: Secretly Sincerely Specifically

Grief is born out of your worst nightmares coming true. It touches almost every person.Grief is complex.

Introduction: Jesus came that you could live in freedom--free from the bondages of sin and hurt. His desire is for you to live in the reality He has provided.

Two destructive forces that are found in the human heart are guilt and shame. The two seem to work in tandem with each other destroying its victim. Victory over guilt and shame is only found in the provision of Jesus Christ.

While the word discouragement is only found in Scripture a few times, there are other words and phrases used to describe it: weary, faint-hearted, and loss of hope.