The "pursuit of happiness" and "following our heart's desires" can lead to the worst kind of slavery. When God is pushed out of our lives, we end up being addicted to things that don't satisfy.

God's presence requires house cleaning and the only way we can properly "clean house" is with God's help.

The Book of Number is more than census data. It's a travel diary of a road gone horribly wrong, how God's ancient people kept making wrong turns down dead ends. The Book of Numbers is a warning to us, so we don't make the same mistakes, so we don't ignore God, or Jesus, his son.

Healthy communities have always had to transcend selfishness, race and class. And now we also have to contend with our ingrained individualism and communication technologies that substitute embodied presence with images on a screen.

Today the community we want requires intentionality uncomfortable to most of us. The Good news is, Jesus has conquered our greatest obstacles and bore the cost himself.

In this third sermon in a series on healthy relationships, Mark Taylor explores how God's intention and plan for our words foster the kinds of relationships we long for.

There will be conflict in any relationship, even healthy ones. In this sermon, Dave Rogers imparts some Godly wisdom on how to use conflict as an opportunity for us to grow and mature.

Many of us struggle with damaged or broken relationships. Even those of us in healthy relationships will remember times when we've deeply hurt others and have experienced deep hurts too. In the first of a series of sermons on healthy relationships, Dave Rogers looks at forgiveness - how Jesus forgave, and how God gives us the power to forgive too.

What evidence do you need to believe that Jesus really did rise from death? Jesus offers peace, grace and forgiveness for those who don't deserve it.

if you don't find your acceptance in what Jesus has don't for you and finished for you, you'll go looking for it somewhere, usually in achievement, and it will never be enough. But the good news of Good Friday is that you don't have to earn what Jesus has finished.

Dave takes us through the events following Jesus' arrest where he is before the Roman governor Pontius Pilate and we see how each of the protagonists - Pilate, the Jewish leaders, and Jesus - behave. Dave also challenges us consider how we too respond to Jesus' claim of Kingship.