While you're running the race of life, it's easy to get sidelined, but Jesus wants you to make it to the finish line and win the prize. Join Pastor Rick as he teaches the three things you can learn from an athlete about being the best you can be.

The Bible says, "Do your best to improve your faith" (2 Peter 1:5 CEV). In this broadcast, Pastor Rick walks through three things you can learn from a soldier so you can give your best to God.

How do you know if you are living for your dream or God's dream? In this message, Pastor Rick talks about why you need to ask God to give you his dream for your life so you can be part of his vast and eternal story.

Most people don't imagine doing big things because they're afraid of failure, and doubt and fear often neutralize what God wants to do in their lives. Pastor Rick explains in this message how to let your imagination be governed by faith, not fear.

The Bible says you need to focus on the things that will last—the things you can't see with your eyes. So how do you focus on things you can't see? In this broadcast, Pastor Rick teaches why your imagination is essential to living by faith.

When you believe in Jesus Christ, you are guaranteed eternal life. Jesus' resurrection changed everything! In this message, Pastor Rick walks through the three things the resurrection proved and how you can take advantage of the most important benefit of believing in Jesus.

You cannot fulfill your purpose in life without being plugged into God's power. In this broadcast, Pastor Rick explains how to get God's strength for your life so you're not worn out all the time.

Today so many people are confused about who they are and why they're here because they're looking in the wrong places. In this broadcast, Pastor Rick shares the one thing that will help you know what your purpose in life is.

God is not sweating your unsolvable problem. He knows the solution to your problem before you even recognize it's a problem! Pastor Rick explains in this message why you need to give God whatever you have—your "five loaves and two fish"—even if you don't think it amounts to much.