Every family is playing by somebody’s rules. In this message launching House Rules, Pastor Paul Taylor teaches from Psalm 127 to show that unless the Lord builds the house, our labor, effort, and protection are ultimately in vain. This message challenges families, parents, singles, grandparents, and the whole church to ask who is really determining the rules in their home: culture, wounds, achievement, control, or God. Because Jesus redeems dysfunctional people, it is never too late to change the rules you have been playing by, invite Jesus into your home, and begin building your family God’s way.

Don’t lose your joy on the journey. In this message from The Emotions of Jesus, Pastor Josh Pocock teaches from John 15, John 17, Hebrews 12, Luke 10, and the Psalms to show that Jesus was not only the Man of Sorrows, but also the Man of Joy. His joy was not shallow, temporary, or dependent on circumstances; it was rooted in the Father, the mission of redemption, and the salvation of lost people. This message helps believers see that good things make terrible foundations for ultimate joy, but the joy of knowing Jesus, belonging to Him, and having your name written in heaven can sustain your life and shape every other joy.

How should you walk through sorrow, grief, and pain without losing hope? In this message from The Emotions of Jesus, Pastor Paul Taylor teaches from John 11:35, Isaiah 53, Psalm 84, Matthew 26, and 1 Thessalonians 4 to show that Jesus is not distant from your suffering. He is the Man of Sorrows who entered our grief, wept with the hurting, and surrendered His sorrow to the Father in Gethsemane. This message helps you name your sorrow, share it in community, and surrender it to God. Because of Jesus’ death and resurrection, you still grieve, but you do not grieve as someone without hope.

What do the emotions of Jesus reveal about the heart of God? Kicking off The Emotions of Jesus, Pastor Paul Taylor teaches from Matthew 9:35–38, Hebrews 2, Hebrews 1, and Mark 1 to show that Jesus was fully human, fully God, and moved by sinless compassion. When Jesus saw the crowds, He did not look away, judge, or detach; He moved toward the hurting, confused, helpless, sick, and spiritually lost. This message shows how compassion is more than pity, sympathy, or empathy. It is the love of Christ that sees people clearly and moves toward them with healing, mercy, and the good news of the Kingdom.

Pride is one of the most destructive sins because it distorts how we see ourselves, shifts blame to others, steals joy, hardens the heart, and separates us from God. Using the animated movie GOAT as a modern illustration, Pastor Josh Pocock teaches from Galatians 6, Proverbs 28, Philippians 2, Mark 7, Hebrews 3, and Mark 10 to show why God opposes the proud but gives grace to the humble. This message exposes false humility, calls believers to honest repentance, and points to Jesus as the perfect model of humility, service, and surrender. If you struggle with pride, comparison, control, or needing to win, this message offers a better way forward through Christ.

Redemption is one of the deepest longings of the human heart, but it cannot be earned by chasing wins, fixing your image, or outrunning your past. Using the movie F1 as a modern illustration, Pastor Josh Pocock points to Scripture including Ecclesiastes, Isaiah 54, Philippians 3, John 14:6, John 3:16, and Romans 5 to show that true redemption only comes through Jesus. This message unpacks the difference between regret and shame, why legacy begins with surrender, and how believers can face the past without being trapped by it. Whether you feel stuck, ashamed, or spiritually curious, this message offers the hope of redemption through Christ.

God loves your family even more than you do. In this Father’s Day message, Pastor Rich Wilkerson teaches from Acts 16:31 and shares personal stories about marriage, parenting, family pain, miracles, and the faithfulness of God. Through humor, honesty, and decades of ministry experience, he reminds parents that unexpected trials do not mean God has forgotten their family. From setting wise boundaries to believing for children who are far from God, this message encourages fathers, mothers, and families to keep trusting Jesus. No matter what has happened in your home, God is still able to heal, restore, save, and bring your household back to Himself.