Scott Schuler begins our series on the Book of Haggai. Learn how we cannot be occupied with our own wellbeing while neglecting the things of God.

Justin Hibbard concludes our Radiance series with a message entitled "Live a Radiant Life." What are some of the lessons that we've learned from this study on the 7 churches of Revelation?

Julie Coleman leads us in celebrating Purim through an interactive story-telling of the Book of Esther.

Justin Hibbard concludes our Radiance series with a look at Laodicea's problem of being self-reliant and how we can be reliant on Jesus.

Jesus chastises Laodicea for being lukewarm. So, what does it mean to be cold or hot, and what made Laodicea so unrefreshing in their faith?

Jesus identifies Himself in a variety of ways both in His earthly ministry and in Revelation. In today's Radiance message, Justin Hibbard explains why that is so unique.

Justin Hibbard's final sermon on the 7 churches deals with the lukewarm church of Laodicea. Learn what it means to be lukewarm and why God prefers either hot or cold. Also, Justin concludes this series tying in the themes to understand what it means to be radiant.

Many people debate the meaning of Jesus giving Peter the keys to the kingdom. But what many people don't realize is that the Lord has talked about keys to the kingdom on two other occasions. In this Radiance episode, Justin Hibbard explores this connection with the City in Philadelphia.

Though Philadelphia was barely holding on, they are told that they will be a pillar in God's Temple. In today's Radiance message, Justin Hibbard discusses how that promise can apply to us as well, even if we're just barely holding on.

In this Radiance episode, Justin Hibbard addresses what God might have been telling Philadelphia when He told them that He had placed an open door in front of them.