Jesus realized that conflict was sometimes unavoidable. And it's why the Christian world-view stands in conflict with what the world oftentimes believes. Today, Charles Tapp explains the compelling alternative the church needs to share with the world, even if it means being in conflict with those close to us, as he shares his message "The Gospel of Conflict."

There's a reason we laugh...as if it's been hardwired into the very DNA of our bodies. And if that's the case, then does that mean God also laughs? It's the question Pastor Tapp asks this week as he shares his message "The Gospel of Laughter."

Prayer is the foundation of the Church. And this week, Charles Tapp challenges the church to get back to being a house of prayer, otherwise we risk becoming a house of cards. As he shares the final message in this series on prayer titled "House of Cards."

Prayer. It's one of the greatest resources God has given us--to talk directly to him. And this week, Charles Tapp begins a new series on this topic, and shares just how important your prayers are to God, with his message "The Prayers of the Saints."

While the cross of Christ is viewed by many as one of the darkest moments in human history, it actually stands as the brightest as Jesus allowed the light of his love and grace to shine into the hearts and lives of anyone willing to walk in it. Charles Tapp invites you to the foot of the cross this week with a special message "Beneath the Cross."

Jesus had one purpose and one mission when he came to this earth. But this purpose was misunderstood even by his most ardent followers then, and still even to this day. This week, Charles Tapp shares the story of Palm Sunday, and what we can learn from it today, with his message "The Misunderstood King."

If you're a follower of Christ, it's important to protect, not only our destinies, but also our witness to others by being being good stewards of one of the most powerful and precious gifts we've been given...our minds. This week, Charles Tapp concludes this two-part series with an important message "The Stewardship of the Mind."

It was Teddy Roosevelt who once said, people don't care about how much you know until they know how much you care. Being a good steward of truth means recognizing the great responsibility we have to reflect God's love to the world, otherwise no one will care about what we have to say. Charles Tapp shares more of what this means with his message "The Stewardship of Truth."

There's always risk when you commit yourself to something. But there's no greater reward than when you open yourself up to the kind of community for which God has created you. Charles Tapp challenges you to take time to remove the walls that separate us and enter into each other's space as he concludes his series on Building Community, with his message "Commitment to Community."

Mankind was never meant to live alone in seclusion. God created us for one another--for community--for building each other up. But it's been under attack since the beginning of time. This week, Charles Tapp continues with the third part in this series by helping you understand what it means to live out a "community of oneness," with his message "Attack On Community."