Pastor Brad talks about wisdom and time. The Bible teaches that wise people recognize how incredibly precious and amazingly short life is. Because they see time as a gift from God, they measure time, they invest time, they count each moment as precious. Finally, wise people understand the brevity of this life in light of eternity.

Words have the power to pierce like a sword and give life to those who hurt. We learned that there are three kinds of words: Truthful and honest words, kind and gentle words, and personalized words.

Pastor Brad looks at the two kinds of wisdom - Worldly wisdom and Godly wisdom. We see in Proverbs 11:2 that those forms of wisdom are driven by pride and humility.

Pastor Brad looks at the topic of anger and how it relates to wisdom. We learned that how we express our anger is learned, which means we can relearn how to express it. We need to admit it, tame it, and offer it to Jesus to transform it.

Pastor Jason talks through how to get wisdom. We see that gaining wisdom doesn't come with age, but with obedience. Wisdom works when you act on it.

We kicked off week one of Extra Ordinary. We looked at the basis of wisdom. Wisdom is more than a principle. It's a person and his name is Jesus.

Pastor Brad wraps up the Trending series by looking at the topic of homosexuality through a Biblical lens. Homosexuality is a sexual sin along with pornography, adultery, and pre-marital sex. Homosexuality shouldn't be elevated above other sin and deemed as worse or "the unforgivable sin."

We continue our Trending series by looking at sex in culture. Pastor Brad looks at topics like dating, adultery, pornography, lust, and attraction. We also talk about the concept of starving the sumo.

Pastor Brad and Pastor Craig look at the topic of entitlement. Entitlement isn't a generational issue, it's a heart issue. When we start expecting things from God and not enjoying His blessings, we rob Him of His goodness.

We all have the desire to be liked. Social media hasn't created this desire, but it has driven us to crazy things when we sit behind a screen. We say things we would never do face to face. How in the world are supposed to navigate this world of instant likes and follow Jesus? Do they overlap at all, or do we get a pass to leave our faith when we fire up our screens?