For those who believe, and have fought the good fight, there is a reward coming. And it's something worth waiting for that can't be measured in human standards. Today, Charles Tapp shares the third and last part in his series "We've Come This Far by Faith" by explaining the important role faith plays in our lives, with his message "The Reward of Faith."

In the book of James in the Bible, he points out that words don't mean much if we have the ability to do more. And this week, Charles Tapp continues his series "We Come This Far By Faith" by explaining that faith by itself...without substance to back it up, doesn't always amount to very much. With part 2: The Work of Faith.

How can you be thankful when life gets tough? This week Charles Tapp answers this question as he shares his message "A Walk of Faith."

What if the world could see liberty & justice lived out--in our homes, our neighborhoods, at work, and on the streets? This week as Charles Tapp shares an important message "Liberty & Justice for All."

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. This week, Charles Tapp explains this with his message "Success Is Not An Accident."

Chances are you've heard the story of the Prodigal Son. But you've probably never heard it told this way. Next week, Charles Tapp shares the story, from the father's perspective--with a special father's day message "The Prodigal Father."

There's more to lying than just what we say with our words. Today, Charles Tapp explains the witness Christians are called to through the testimony of the

way they live their lives in his message "Jehovah's Witnesses."

What keeps you from taking that step of faith? Is it fear? Today, Charles Tapp gives you courage to step out of the boat to do what God is calling you to do.

Let's return to the rest of his message "Walking On Water."

If you're a follower of Christ, it's important to protect, not only our destinies, but also our witness

to others by being being good stewards of one of the most powerful and precious gifts we've been given...our minds. This week, Charles Tapp concludes this two-part series with an important message "The Stewardship of the Mind."

It was Teddy Roosevelt who once said, people don't care about how much you know until they know how much you care.

Being a good steward of truth means recognizing the great responsibility we have to reflect God's love to the world, otherwise

no one will care about what we have to say. Charles Tapp shares more of what this means with his message "The Stewardship of Truth."