Each of the five senses we were given is a beautiful gift…to see, hear, smell, taste, and touch. But if we were ever without any one of them, we could still survive. This week, Charles Tapp reveals there is a sixth sense that God has given us that is essential to anyone who desires to live a Christ-centered life.

We all have expectations of one another. But what about when it comes to the expectations we have of God? And is it wrong for us to expect certain things of God? This week, Charles Tapp answers these questions, as he returns to the pulpit for the first time since beating COVID.

When you decide to become a follower of Christ, you should know there are often demands when you accept His calling on your life. Charles Tapp shares what happened when Jesus called a rich man to forfeit his wealth, and how it applies to your life today.

Jesus has called his followers to live their lives in such a way that it brings constant glory to Him and not to us. Today, Charles Tapp shares what it means to bring about the character of God within you.

One way we show God and the world our love is by giving of our time, energy and resources for His Kingdom. This week, we’re sharing another favorite message that Charles Tapp gave back in 2012 that may help rekindle your flame for God by looking for new and innovative ways to show others His love.

What does it mean to love? Does the world know the people--the church--by our love? This week, we're sharing part 2 of a series titled the Church On Trial that Charles Tapp gave several years ago, in which he examines the evidence.

Obedience is a lot like a muscle that needs training, and can be a powerful way to demonstrate to God and the world your love and gratitude to Him. This week, we’re going back to a powerful message Charles Tapp shared a few years ago that gets to the heart of what obedience to God looks like.

We live in an age that is constantly bombarded with messages that preach the gospel of overconsumption. And this week, we’re sharing this powerful message Charles Tapp offered a few years ago that delves into what it means to trust God for just what we need. It's the fourth part in a series titled Teach Us to Pray as he shares his message "Manna for Today."

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.