As we are learning to Pray First, Rusty walks us through something called the Tabernacle Prayer and how it can help you become focused during your prayer time.

We kick off Pray First, a new series that challenges us to talk to God first. The principle of first can be found throughout scripture, Rusty makes it simple in week one.

in our final week of Real Hope Clint Duping from Eastown Church in the bay area encourages us to face the storms in our life with Jesus.

In week 5 of Real Hope, Brent Bramer, church planter and lead pastor of SLO City Church, asks the question have you tried everything? Sometimes in our lives, we feel like we've done everything but still feel hopeless. We feel stuck and are not sure we can experience healing. What does John 5 show us about Real Hope?

Have you ever felt like an outsider? Like you don't belong? You're in good company! In week four of Real Hope the Miracles of Jesus, Gabe Garcia, Pastor of New City Church in Oakland, Ca, explains why Real Hope is even for those on the outside.

We continue our exploration of Real Hope and the miracles Jesus performed with Ray Hudson, Pastor of City Center Church in Berkeley, Ca. Can God really do anything? What's our role in the equation?

Who is Real Hope for? It's for those who don't even know. Kyle Costello, pastor of Refuge Church in Ojai, Ca examines the first miracle Jesus performed, turning water into wine.

Jesus promises hope, Real Hope, but how do you experience it? In Week One of our series Real Hope - The Miracles of Jesus, we start by looking at one of six miracles that give us insight into who gets to experience Real Hope.

As we conclude "Why Am I So Angry," Kevin Finkbiner explores one of the side effects of anger, fighting. Is there any good that can be found in fighting? What's a good fight?

When did it become okay to hate? As Christians, are we doing what Jesus commands, or have we disregarded his words for something else? Rusty, in week four of Why Are We So Angry, has a clear message for those of us who claim to be Christians.