In light of recent news from Minneapolis, Baton Rouge, and Dallas involving police conduct, riots and protests, this message from Forrest Jenan serves as a reminder of the role the Church in our world.

We each have a unique view of freedom. And we each choose what to do with it. What are you willing to do to leverage your freedom for others?

There are far worse things than lying to ourselves but what makes self-deception so dangerous is that it’s what clears the path for all other destructive choices we make.

Where did sin come from? What's at the root of it all? From a biblical perspective, it's when we (humanity) place ourselves in a position only God can occupy which keeps us from doing the one thing God wants us to do: love.

What is sin? We can’t understand sin without understanding shalom. At its core, sin is the vandalism of shalom. It is rebellion against the beautiful, harmonious, binary rhythm and ordering of creation, which was meant to result in the flourishing of our relationship with God, others, and creation itself.

Generosity requires a plan. But how do you make a plan? In this message, Forrest Jenan provides simple gauges to help you decide where and how much to give.

We all worry about money. What if we don't have enough? What if we lose what we have? This simple shift in perspective can free you from financial worries.

When it comes to elevating the value, dignity and worth of women, the Church has largely taken its cues from culture rather than being a corrective force within culture.