The resurrection of Jesus provides us with complete victory in life. He conquered death for us, He rules the universe and He places Satan underneath His feet. We don't have to be afraid of death, because His sacrifice on the cross gives us assurance of a heavenly home with Him.

The second ALL IN sermon deals with the tension, wisdom and calling that flows out of Matthew 6:24. We learn how to have money work for us and not make it the master over us - to expand the freedom found in margin. Having a margin cultivates humility. We learn that we really do have enough. Margin affords you the opportunity to save the way you want. Filled with practical insights and application, this message invites us all to a 2% challenge - some next steps toward Kingdom impact and internal peace of mind. YouVersion HERE.

God allows us to see flaws in Bible characters to help us identify with them and learn from their poor choices. Abram lied, Sarai was impatient. Their mistakes almost cost them their lives. We must learn how to recover from wrong turns by being teachable, patient and wise. Preached at Hope Fellowship Church. Used by permission.

Money is not the root of all evil, the love of money destroys us. The richest are not those who have the most, but those who need the least. Money can't be the source of your happiness and security. Only God is. We are called to be generous and compassionate. Preached at Lifechurch.tv. Used by permission.

When I meet the right person, everything will be all right. This way of thinking creates trouble in our dating lives and sets us up for trouble in marriage. In this message, Andy challenges us to ask ourselves Am I the person the person I'm looking for is looking for? And he previews God's list of behaviors that will lead to success in dating and marriage. Preached at North Point Church. Used by permission. 

A sovereign God governs the affairs of men. He is still seated on His throne. Are you holidazed, confused, frustrated? Things have happened this year that perhaps will never be explained. But God like Mary, help us to make a decision to put our full trust in the Lord Jesus Christ. In our heart we plan our course but there is a God who orders our footsteps. Preached at National Community Church.   

Reconciling with someone who has wronged us or wronged someone we love is not intuitive or comfortable. But sometimes it's necessary . . . for our sakes because resentment takes a toll, and for their sakes because they want to reconnect. Christmas is a time of reconciliation between God and sinners, but what about reconciliation between sinner and sinner? Preached at North Point Church. Used by permission.

Christ has created us to put off our old sinful natures and to become compassionate, kind, gentle, humble, grateful people. We must demonstrate patience toward others, because Jesus reigns in our lives. Preached at Cornerstone Church, Simi Valley. Used by permission.

The Bible gives us a model of racial reconciliation. We are neither Jew nor Greek, slave nor free, but all deeply loved in God's eyes. Jesus came to reconcile the world to Himself. We reflect His character when we pray for peace and love our neighbors. As those forgiven by God, Christians can humbly approach those who have been affected by our sin and make amends. This change of heart brings glory to God by demonstrating the power of the gospel and reflecting the heart of God. Preached at the Village Church. Used by permission of Village Church.

Our self-image must come from who we are in Christ. We are blessed, blameless, chosen, adopted, forgiven and redeemed by the work of Jesus on the cross. Preached at Bent Tree Bible Fellowship. Used by permission. Featured at Telling the Truth with Stuart, Jill and Pete Briscoe. Used by permission.