When Jesus says to be "in the world, but not of the world" what is he really trying to say? Charles Tapp unravels this paradox and explains what this means in the context of being a part of a greater community.

There is hope--even for the hopeless and disenfranchised. And it's that hope the Church is called to offer the world. Today, we go back to the last message in a series Charles Tapp shared based on the book of Amos that feels very apropos for our times.

Sometimes the best way forward is to have a willingness to take an honest look at our past. This week, Charles Tapp explains what this means and how you can gain a better perspective as we enter a new year.

If we’re being honest, when it feels as though there’s darkness all around us, it can be extremely difficult to see even a glimmer of light on the horizon. Today, Charles Tapp takes you on a journey through the Gospel of John to share the words of Jesus himself that we are given hope, even in the darkest of times.

There's a tremendous amount of darkness that pervades our world today that can leave one hopeless and in despair. But as Charles Tapp explains, it's time God's people to hold up the light of God's glory so hope can begin to live in the hearts of those who need it most.

Peace is something that appears to elude us at every turn, which can make you wonder if you’ll ever find it. Today, Charles Tapp helps you discover a peace that passes all understanding, even in the current climate in which we live.

It is so easy to become consumed by what is going on around us that we forget where our protection comes from. This week, Charles Tapp focuses on the words found in Psalm 46 to help us learn to “be still.”

If thankfulness is the key to becoming spiritually fit, how are we to be thankful when it appears there is little to be thankful for? That’s the question Charles Tapp helps answer this week as he examines closely Paul’s letter to the Thessalonians when he says we should be thankful in ALL things.

Just as in nature, God has provided various seasons in our own lives. This week, Charles Tapp encourages you, in whatever season of life you’re currently facing, to follow the prescription God offers that provides a pathway to healing.

Our emotions can sometimes get the best of us, and if we’re not careful they can lead us to places we didn’t intend. As we’ve witnessed lately, whether on social media or with those around us, we can see the dangers of letting our emotions run wild. This week, we go back to a message Charles Tapp shared a number of years ago as he advises us not to let our emotions get in the way of our trust in God.