God wants us to experience Him on a deeper level. And this week, Charles Tapp continues with the

second part in his series "Teach Us to Pray" as he walks us through The Lord's Prayer, and what it means to "hallow" the name of God, with his message "The Prescription of Praise."

Charles Tapp begins a new series of messages titled "Teach Us to Pray" to help you see prayer as something that involves a responsibility to live as brothers and sisters - and not to treat it as though God were some genie in a bottle. As he shares the first part of this series "The Social Kingdom."

Jesus said that He is the Life. And today, Charles Tapp shares how you can obtain the abundant life Jesus offers each of us, as he concludes this 3 part series with his message "Fighting For Your Life."

There's been a lot of debate recently about what's fake news, and what's real. How do we know what's really true? Jesus said that the truth will set you free. Charles Tapp investigates more into what this means as he continues this series with his message "The Kingdom of Truth."

We all need direction in our lives. Unfortunately, you can't buy a GPS for that. But Jesus says that He is the Way, if we're willing to follow Him. Charles Tapp shares part 1 in this series, "Jesus: The Way the Truth and The Life."

It's time we begin finding new ways for others to discover who Jesus is. And in this week's message, Charles Tapp shares we need to be careful we're not being barriers to those who want to have a relationship with Christ, in his message "Raise the Roof."

There has never been a time in history when we haven't been in search of freedom. And this week, Charles Tapp helps make it clear that the search for the ultimate freedom begins and ends--not with people or the powers of this world--but with Jesus, as he shares his message "Free At Last."

If you consider yourself a follower of Christ, you've been called to serve as a type of "net" to help bring others from all walks of life into God's Kingdom. This week, Charles Tapp wraps up with the final part of his series "Keys to the Kingdom" as he shares his message "Dragnet."

People are a lot like flowers and weeds. It can be hard to distinguish those who have good hearts from those who know how to put on a good appearance. And that's why Jesus used a parable about wheat and tares to illustrate how good and evil are allowed to coexist in this world. This week, Charles Tapp continues the fourth part in this series "Keys to the Kingdom" with his message "Not In My Field."

When seeds are planted in good soil, it creates a strong root that goes down deep and bears lots of fruit. It's the same the moment God's Kingdom comes alive in your life. This week, Charles Tapp shares an ancient story about a farmer who plants seeds, and reveals what this story means for you today, and for that person in your life who hasn't made the decision to follow Christ, as he shares the third part in his series "Keys to the Kingdom" with his message "No Root, No Fruit."