On this Christmas Eve, Eddie tells us why Jesus is the best gift we could ever receive.

In a world of mass distractions, where so many things tear our attention away from seeking the things of God, how do we keep ourselves in a position to receive what God has for us?

God sends us the gift but often we reject it. We treat it like one of the gifts we return after Christmas. But God's hope is for us to fully an completely receive the gift that "gives us power to become Children of God."

Although the coming of the Messiah was anticipated by many, the humility of the first Christmas was extremely unexpected. Jesus entered into the dark and mess of our world in order to save and redeem us. It's unexpected that a holy God would choose to act in this way. Be blessed by the unexpected actions of a loving God.

At Christmas, God brings to us the gift we need, not necessarily the gift we want. But if we are willing to trust the gift-giver, then we will receive and be changed by the gift we need this Christmas.

Experiencing the full healing of Jesus requires a specific habit: Gratitude. Today we hear Eddie discuss ways we can weave the habit of gratitude into our daily lives.

Some people preach that loving Jesus makes "everything all right." Some even believe that Jesus will lead to riches and wealth. What happens though when you believe, pray and trust and things still go terribly horribly wrong. Are you doing something wrong?

Does God really have a blueprint for our lives? Is His will for us already spelled out and prepared to the last detail? Or do we have some room to collaborate with God in forming the story of our lives? Discover healthy and Scriptural ways to discern God's will.

All of us are caught in the tension between being a saint and a sinner. Paul teaches us about the power that frees us in Ephesians 1.

Let's face it. We never feel like loving our enemies. It's not natural to us. As we explore Matthew 5, we'll discover what Jesus says about loving our enemies, and how we can begin to do the impossible and love those people who are just impossible to love.