Today Pastor Josh Herrema sits down to talk with local estate planning lawyer, John Dresser. Josh and John talk about how important it is for each of us to plan for our eventual departure from this earth in terms of our assets and even our loved ones.

Today is part one of an insightful conversation with pastor, speaker, and author Sam Allberry. Sam is a same-sex attracted Christian. He helps us navigate the Scriptures with this important topic. The conversation was long enough that we decided to break it up into two parts. Today is part one.

Today Pastor Brandon Kinsey continues with part 7 of our series titled Move to More, From a Believer to a Disciple.

This is part 2 of a conversation that Pastor Josh Herrema and Pastor Josh Brown had with author and pastor Ed Taylor. Ed suffered the loss of his oldest son tragically and he joined us in this episode to offer Biblical insight into suffering, grief, and loss.

Today Pastor Ryan continues with part six of our series titled Move to More, From a Believer to a Disciple.

The loss of a child may very well be the single most difficult thing anyone could face here on earth. Today Pastor Josh Herrema and Pastor Josh Brown are joined by special guest Pastor Ed Taylor. Sadly, Ed lost his oldest son Eddie Jr. tragically. You'll learn more about how to cope with suffering and loss as you listen today.

God is on the move at Radiant Life Church! Listen as Brandon Kinsey and Pam Cary kick off today’s message with some interesting statistics about Radiant Life Church. Pastor Ryan Bibb will then bring the message, “This Is Us”.

How many times have you heard someone say that "grandma is looking down from heaven through the clouds and watching over you"? This is just one of many misconceptions surrounding death that require a more careful look. Today Ryan, Josh, and JB talk more about this and other death misconceptions.

Today Pastor Ryan Bibb discusses purpose as he continues our series titled Move to More, From a Believer to a Disciple.

Today Ryan, Josh, and JB talk more about some of the misconceptions surrounding death. When we die do we really become angels? What about the age of accountability? Is this a Biblical concept?