In the series finale of "People of the Second Chance" we want to boldly state, "this is who we are". We are not just people who receive second chances. We are people who give second chances. Why? Check out the series finale now to find out.

In episode 5 of "People of the Second Chance", we have a special guest speaker Dennis Aggrey from Liberia, Africa. His life story, and the story of God, is full of second chances. He encourages us to see that our true identity is who we are in Christ... not who you were.

In episode 4 of "People of the Second Chance" we want to ask you the question... "Who are you... really?"

One of the ways that many of us could use a second chance is feeling like we don't measure up. Knowing who you are can help adjust the lens you're looking through and maybe open your eyes to see a better, clearer picture.

When someone gets pushed, people respond in various ways. In episode 3 of "People of the Second Chance", we're looking at the life of Joseph (the one with the "technicolor dream coat")... a man who was wronged at every turn of his life. This leads us to the question: How do YOU respond when you are pushed and wronged?

Have you ever felt like you're running on empty? In episode 2 of "People of the Second Chance", we're looking back at some of the writing of Solomon... who said, "everything is meaningless". When we wrestle with the feeling of running on empty we have to look in two directions... under the sun... and above the sun... So, where are you looking to tap into in order to avoid emptiness?

As we kick off our new series, "People of the Second Chance", we're wrestling with the feeling of "I've screwed up". In that feeling, most of us wrestle between two ends of a spectrum... between feeling "holier than thou" and feeling "tangled by guilt". So... where are you on this spectrum?

We all wrestle with our purpose in life. We believe that God could use YOU... so we take encouragement from people God has used in the past. Special guest speaker, Nate Ferguson, helps us look at the life of a man named Joshua, who was told by God to "be strong and courageous".

Good Questions → Better Decisions → Better Life.

Have you ever been the recipient of a love that transforms you? Do the people who are around you receive that kind of love from you?

In the series finale of "How To Decide: 5 Questions for Fewer Regrets" we're asking the question, "What does love require of you?"

Good Questions → Better Decisions → Better Life.

There are decisions that we have to make every day... how often do you feel wise in making them?

In episode 4 of our series, "How To Decide: 5 Questions for Fewer Regrets" we're asking the question, "What is the wise thing for me to do?"

Good Questions → Better Decisions → Better Life.

We know that we all have felt a tension within ourselves over decisions we've made. Maybe that tension is telling us something?

So, in episode 3 of our series, "How To Decide: 5 Questions for Fewer Regrets" we're asking the question, "Is there a tension that deserves your attention?"