The pastors wrap-up the historical Seven Deadly Sins with a look at the destructiveness of wrath. Sometimes we have the penchant to judge the wrath of others, while excluding our own anger as righteous. What would happen if we could step back and view our sin from a different perspective?

The pastors take on The Granddaddy of Them All: The Sin of Pride and discuss how the corrosive nature of the "me first" sin reveals the absolute darkest recesses of our heart.

The pastors transition to the sin of envy, described as a work of the flesh in Scripture. As it turns out, envy is as much connected to a lack of joy and gratitude as it is our desire for a person, possession or position we lack.

The pastors introduce some new ideas regarding the concept of sloth. We often think about sloth in a lazy, apathetic sense, but perhaps there's more to this vice than just boredom and malaise.

The pastors address greed by seeking to properly define this sin and also considering Jesus' repeated warnings about the love of money. Are we guilty of hoarding things that could be a blessing to others?

In a culture completely saturated with sexuality, how do we combat the sin of lust? The pastors discuss the danger of this indulgence while noting that while sexual desire is not wrong in and of itself, we fall into the snare of lust when it becomes our ultimate.

The pastors introduce a new series of episodes featuring commentary on the seven deadly sins. We begin the journey with a look at gluttony - an indulgence that has fallen off the radar for many in today's church.

It's been said that marriage is that place in which idealism and realism are forced to intersect. In this episode, the pastors consider Paul's reflections on marriage in Ephesians 5 and ask the question "How can we navigate our marriages toward a healthier spiritual journey together?"

The pastors continue the conversation on practical ideas for improving family discipleship and share their ideas about what makes it healthy and effective.

The pastors discuss the importance of creating time for family discipleship and share some tips for intentionally seeking out teachable moments as we disciple our children.