When you make up excuses to avoid the truth, the book of Proverbs says you're allowing a lion to take residence in your heart. Charles Tapp explains how to remove it and find freedom, as he shares the rest of his message "Lionhearted."

God only sees us as those who realize a need for him in our lives, and those who don't. But regardless of how you classify yourself, God always keeps his arms open wide. Discover the ultimate love of a father in this weeks' message from Charles Tapp.

This week, Charles Tapp begins a 3-part series based on the book of Proverbs--written by the wisest man to ever live. He starts this series by sharing what Solomon had to say about a vital figure who spoke some of the most valuable wisdom into your life.

Sometimes it can seem you're running just to catch yourself. This week, Charles Tapp helps you discover the rest God has promised for you.

This week Charles Tapp explains that when you need rescuing it's imperative to give in to the one rescuing you. And the only One who can rescue you from this world is God.

This week, Charles Tapp wants you to know that God is always a friend you can turn to anytime, and he explains that God wants you to be that kind of friend for others, too. So, how can you be that kind of friend?

How you handle the barren places in your life can be a reflection of where your relationship with God is. Today, Charles Tapp shares the story of Hannah, from the Bible, who found grace in the midst of her barrenness, and what you can learn from it.

When you experience that God is real in your life, your natural response should be to live out that faith. Jesus called that bearing fruit. And if you want the abundant life that is promised, then you need to glorify God. Today, Charles Tapp "peels" away the layers to what it means to bear fruit.

There should be a natural response when we discover God's incredible love. Jesus called that bearing fruit--and this week Charles Tapp "peels" the layers to what this means.

Who deserves forgiveness? Everyone wants it, but hardly anyone wants to give it. Today, Charles Tapp gets to the core of it all with his message "The Heart of Forgiveness."