A look at the song "Song of Solomon" and a discussion of how God pursues us in order to save us and have a relationship with us.

Pastor Dan talks about the song "King of My Heart" and the struggle we all face trying to live out our faith with Jesus as our King at all times.

Rejoice, lay low and relax. Those are some of the Apostle Paul's final words to the church at Philippi in Philippians 4.

Philippians 3:12-21. There is a time to move on from your past mistakes and hurts and move forward in your faith. Knowing when is a sign of the mature believer.

A study of Philippians chapter 3, where Paul tells the church how to make their lives count for God.

It’s time to put on your boxing gloves and fight for your faith! Not fight other people for your faith, but fight yourself. Fight your temptations, the pagan world-view that continually tries to take over your thinking. Fight your apathy, your spiritual laziness; fight for your salvation!

What makes you angry? Instead of trying to just "not" be angry, take a look at what causes your anger and attack that. Once you know what you are facing you can "be angry and not sin."

If our faith does not impact how we live and who we love, then it is absolutely worthless. This fresh look at the Good Samaritain reminds us we can have the right theology, but if it doesn't move us to love people we don't get it.

We all deal with it - that inward voice that tells us we are better than everyone else. We are smarter, have better ideas and are generally superior to those around us. The only problem is, that attitude is the opposite of how we really should be as Christ followers. We are called to humility, not pride and arrogance.

It’s okay to be sad – even Jesus wept. We’ll take a look at how Jesus helps us in our time of need by looking at the story of Mary, Martha and Lazarus.