We tend to like an "eye for an eye" justice. But Jesus teaches something that revolutionizes the way we should handle conflict. This week, Charles Tapp continues this series on "The Standards of Jesus" and reveals a more powerful response when someone has hurt us with his message "Actions Speak Louder Than Words."

Your outward appearance or behavior doesn't fool God. In fact, Jesus sees straight through it...and yet he still chooses to love you. This week, Charles Tapp continues with his series "The Standards of Jesus" by revealing what Jesus really says about what's at the heart of being right with God, with his message "The Root of Righteousness."

Jesus shared eight qualities of what it means to be blessed in his famous "Sermon On the Mount." This week, Charles Tapp reveals what these qualities are and what they mean for those wishing to be citizens of God's Kingdom, as he continues with the second part in this series "The Standards of Jesus" with his message "To Be Or Not To Be."

We've come to expect certain standards in order for our world to function. And the same is true in the way we conduct ourselves. What standards have you set for yourself? This week, Charles Tapp digs into one of Jesus' most famous talks: The Sermon On the Mount, and reveals there are some very high standards he sets for his followers, and what this means, as he shares the first part in this series "The Standards of Jesus."

Giving isn't about what's in our hands, but what's in our hearts. This week, Charles Tapp reveals that the concept of giving is the very foundation on which God has built his kingdom, and is a demonstration of the love of God in our hearts, as he shares his message "The Gospel of Giving."

You could call it a reset. As believers, we call it "conversion" when one chooses to change direction and begin a new life with God. But there's something even more amazing than just "going back to factory settings." This week, Charles Tapp reveals there's something more amazing that can and should happen that not only transforms your life, but the life of others, as he shares his message "The Gospel of Conversion."

Jesus realized that conflict was sometimes unavoidable. And it's why the Christian world-view stands in contrast with what the wrold 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.

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."

We're all in search of that one thing that will bring us happiness and contentment. And this week, Charles Tapp reveals its source, but it requires some honesty and soul-searching, as he shares the fourth and final part in his series "God's Good Work: Lessons from Phillippians" with his message "The Secret of Contentment."

The fact is, God knows we're not perfect, which is why He's doing the good work for us. This week, Charles Tapp continues with the third part in his series "God's Good Work" by explaining we just need to be willing to allow that work to take hold in us, with his message "Perfect Perfection."