On Good Friday, God made the biggest purchase of His life...the only thing that Jesus didn't have before the Cross was you! Then on Easter Sunday, the empty tomb is the receipt of this amazing purchase. In this episode, you'll find hope in the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Spoken word piece for Easter worship.

We have the kingdom here. The problem is that we don’t know how to live and thrive in this Kingdom. In this episode, you'll learn how to bring God’s glory and truth to bear on your life.

God gives each of us assignments. The problem is that we sometimes work on wrong assignments. In this episode, we'll see several parameters to know how to work on the right assignment.

We imitate people who we see as worthy to follow. The problem is that the people we imitate could be perfect examples of what not to become. In this episode, we'll see two case studies that show us why we should imitate Jesus’ example of life-on-life relationships.

“All things are lawful," (that's 1 Corinthians 10:23)...the problem is that "Not all things are helpful…not all things build up." In this episode, we'll check out several scenarios when it is best to restrain your actions, despite your freedoms in Christ.

Convictions about faith can propel gospel advancement. The problem is that convictions about faith can also hinder gospel advancement. In this episode, we'll learn several guidelines to manage convictions of the faith.

Our world, our country, and our neighborhoods need God’s peace. The problem is that everybody seems to want peace, but few seem to be able to  actually get it. So far as it depends on you, live peaceably with others; in this episode we'll see several commands to help us do this.

Jesus changes everything; when you accept Him as Lord, everything changes. The problem is that change is hard. In this episode, we'll take a look at 3 questions to help us to live transformed.

God is redeeming His people. The problem is that we view God’s redeeming work in isolation. In this episode, you will learn why you should expand your view of God’s plans, understanding how he brings Jews and Gentiles to salvation.