Everyone is always fascinated by the last words of great and famous people. Many times they serve as a wrapup of a person’s beliefs and entire life’s work. They can even have an impact on how we look at our own lives.

We're closing out our series on "5 Easy Ways to Wreck Your Life" with an important message on everybody's favorite topic--DEBT. Why does it seem so easy to get into debt, get into fights, get into trouble over money? Can being a Christian help us manage our finances? Listen in as Pastor Edwin teaches us God's word

What makes you feel content? Holding a baby in your arms? Having a fat bank account? Being able to travel whenever and wherever you please? So what happens when you *don't* have these things? Listen in as Pastor Edwin shares God's word about being content in every circumstance

It's so easy to become addicted . . . not just to drugs or alcohol, but to a behavior, a person, maybe an image that you hold of yourself. Addiction comes in many forms, and sometimes we're not aware that we're giving ourselves over to it. I

One of the easiest things to do in life is lose your faith. It's something that doesn't need to be taught, or much of anything to set it off. It happens without us trying, because the tendency of the human heart is to stray away from God, not run toward him. It's also one of the most painful things that we can see happen--people walking away to the detriment of their children, their family, and their souls. Listen in as we continue in the series 5 EASY STEPS TO WRECK YOUR LIFE--and find out how not to lose your faith.

Listen in as Pastor Edwin tell you 5 ways to have an affair:

I saw looks of shock your face as you read this title And that's a good thing. This topic might not be easy to listen to for some people, but it's an important group of messages for us all. if your thinking of marriage, are currently married, or want to be so in the future, this message is for you.

Nobody ever wakes up and says, "I want to wreck my faith, ruin my marriage, blow my money and become an addict." And yet in our own lives and in the lives of our family and friends, we see this happen ALL THE TIME. Listen in as Pastor Edwin speaks of Gods word and how to avoid that wreckage

I can't tell you how many times I've heard this from Christians who desire to be faithful but feel their energy, strength, and moral fortitude failing them. That's because they're trying to do things on their own--but God never meant us to grow, mature, or change in isolation. God uses others to help us to change. If we're going to change our affections, if we're going to reject sin and receive the new life in Christ, it's going to be as part of a community.

For the last two weeks we've been talking about how to experience real, lasting change in our lives. This morning we talked about how we can joyfully experience what scripture promises when it says, "If anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation: the old has gone, the new is come!"

Today we talked about those behaviors and attitudes we are desperate to drop. We may try and try, but if we rely only on our own strength it's just not going to happen. Fortunately, as believers we now have the greatest power in the universe on our side. What is our part in making big changes in our lives? What is God's part?