As star witnesses--Jesus wants us to live out our faith in such a way that it reflects God's light for others to see. And this week, Charles Tapp continues his series "The Church On Trial" by examining whether the Church has been a star witness or if it is guilty of giving false testimony. With part 6--The Star Witness.

It's a pretty amazing thought that God chooses to love us--warts and all. And this week, Charles Tapp continues his series "The Church On Trial" by asking whether the Church, the Bride of Christ, will remain faithful and committed until He returns to take part in the grand celebration he has planned just for her. In part 5: Here Comes the Bride.

And the trial continues. This week, the claim is that the church is to be the salt and light of the world. But has it lost its flavor and contaminated the world instead? You get to play the jury as Charles Tapp continues his series "The Church On Trial" with part 4: Good For Nothing.

When it comes to being a part of God's Kingdom, is there a limit to what you're willing to pay? Charles Tapp continues to examine the evidence whether the church lives up to the claims it's made about itself in his series "The Church on Trial" with part 3 "The Cost of the Kingdom."

What does it mean to love? Does the world know the people--the Church--by our love? Charles Tapp examines the evidence with part 2 of the Church On Trial with his message "The Love Church."

In the court of law, it's up to the jury to determine guilt or innocence based on the facts that have been presented. And some cases are more clear-cut than others. So if the church were on trial, would it be able to live up to the claims it's made about itself? For the next several weeks, you become the jury. And Pastor Charles Tapp will be presenting the claims the church has made. Will you find it innocent or guilty of those claims? We begin with part 1 of The Church On Trial: Upon This Rock.

There is a reason God wants his church to exist within community. But more and more, it seems many don't feel the need to belong to a community of faith. So this week, Charles Tapp explains it's a real crisis facing the church today, and how our relationship with each other is critical to our spiritual development. As he shares his message "A Community In Crisis."

If you want to be successful at anything, you have to first plant the seeds--do the work necessary to reap the reward. And it's the same in our Christian journey. Charles Tapp explains with his message "Success Is Not An Accident."

This week, Charles Tapp offers encouragement to help you leave your past behind and to continue pressing forward. He shares how with his message, "Those Things."

When we reach out to those in need, we're allowing God's presence to dwell in us so we can be with them. It's an often overlooked ingredient to finding peace, satisfaction, and purpose. Charles Tapp reveals this and more in this timely message, "God With Us."