Peace isn’t found in the lack of conflict or in tolerance, as the world thinks, rather peace is found in peace with God through Jesus Christ. Listen as Brent share how.

Christmas promises to be a season of hope, but leaves most of us disappointed. Either we don’t get what we want or the future just doesn’t look all that hopeful. Are we chasing the wrong kind of hope?

We have learned a way to repent and grow, but this isn’t a one-time thing—it’s a life-long war. How do we as Christians aid each other in this war and where should our hope be placed? Listen for the answers in this concluding message of Explicit. (NOTE: PG-13 content.)

While the situation may be bad, Jesus is still powerful. Listen as Greg lays out a plan to break the chains of sin and evil that pornography can produce. (NOTE: PG-13 content.)

This topic is not just for adults because it affects our children greatly. In this message Pastor Greg looks at what God says about how we ought to deal with this issue when it comes to our children. (NOTE: PG-13 content.)

A horrid evil broke out of human hearts when we rebelled against God. Today that evil has grown into a monster problem for our society. Pornography cannot be ignored by the church lest God’s children, and our children, suffer under its grasp. Listen as Pastor Greg looks at the Bible to see how we are to think and handle this evil. (NOTE: PG-13 content).

As we conclude The Gospel of John, let us consider how we can take the testimony of Jesus’ loved disciple and also be a good witness.

What does Jesus think of those who openly reject him? How does he work with us? Listen as Greg explores these questions by looking at Peter's experiences with Jesus.

Doubting Thomas: Was he a double-minded follower of Jesus whom we should ridicule? Or was he a healthy skeptic, needing more proof than just a few friends saying that Jesus actually rose from the dead? Listen as Kevin explores this question.

In light of the suffering inflicted from the shooting in Las Vegas, listen as Greg shares how we are to respond to fear and evil.