Pastor Tucker looks at the value of striving for humility and allowing God to position us where He wants us.

Jesus teaches us to love in ways beyond our comfort zone. Pastor Tucker looks at one of Jesus’ most famous parables and reminds us that understanding God’s love isn’t enough. We need to live it out.

The way we spend our time and money reveals what’s important to us. As Jesus said, “Where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.” (Luke 12:34) Pastor Tucker asks each of us to take an honest look at ourselves and consider the value of those things we pursue the most.

Missionary Brian Fouts weaves stories from the mission field into his encouragement to every believer to live a life of faith, hope, and love. He also describes the spiritual condition, mindset and culture of Romania, where he and his family have served for the past 13 years.

How do you react when you’ve been wronged? As Christians, we’re called to follow God’s example and offer forgiveness. Pastor Tucker looks at God’s forgiveness for us and what Jesus teaches us about forgiving others.

The Send Hope team delivers a multimedia update about their expanding and fruitful ministry in the slums and remote villages of India. Monte Eldfrick concludes the service by encouraging us to let God work in our lives by serving one another through love.

A strong prayer life impacts more than the issues we’re bringing before the Lord. It also produces change in our hearts and minds. Chris Wright looks at what Jesus taught about prayer and explains what happens within us when we become persistent in our prayers.

Though God leads each of us to different roles, jobs, and pursuits, we all share one calling: to be faithful to Him. Pastor Tucker looks at the parable of the talents and the importance of spreading God’s love, mercy, and forgiveness to others no matter what we’re doing.

No matter how distant from God you feel, He’s waiting for you with open arms. Pastor Tucker breaks down a well-known parable and explains that our worth isn’t based on achievements, church attendance, or living a perfect life. It simply comes from God’s great love for each one of us.

The parable of the wheat and the tares displays God’s patience, and it reminds us that some who claim to be Christian are not. Pastor Tucker encourages each of us to evaluate our standing with the Lord and consider what we use to measure the meaningful parts of our lives.