In this week's message Aaron, the WHEREhouse pastor, confronts sinful anger and contrasts it with righteous anger. "There is a time as the people of God where it is a sin not to be angry over what is happening in our world." and " If we do not live handling anger in a healthy God pleasing way we get to the point where we are doing the Devil's job for him."

In this week's message Ben challenges us to take a hard look at what the real foundation of our identity and sense of worth is built on. THE ROOT OF SINFUL INSECURITY IS NOT HAVING CONFIDENCE IN WHO GOD SAYS YOU ARE. Is your identity rooted in shakeable or unshakeable ground?

In this week's message Ben challenges us to confront the respectable sin of pride. We take a candid look at the "me monster" and discuss the opposite of sinful pride which is humility with dignity.

In this week's teaching Ben challenges us to confront our sin of unthankfulness. We learn what the Scripture teaches about combatting our unthankful tendencies of apathy and grumbling with Godly gratitude.

In this first week of the respectable sins teaching series Ben challenges us to think about the underlying beliefs behind our anxiety. The message closes with a Scriptural guide for turning our anxious hearts toward trust in God.

There is a difference between being sorry and Godly repentance.

In this week's message Ben shares a conversation he would have with a suffering friend if given one more chance. This message is part of "The People of God" teaching series at theAlley church.

Tim Vogel shares through the life of Noah about God's justice and His mercy.

In Methuselah's lifetime (albeit a long one) the entire world walked away from the Lord. Ben talks about stemming that tide today, the relational aspect of discipleship and brings it home with some personal revelation.

Biblical insights and practical thoughts on what it means to walk with God in this message by Ben Griffin. Part of "The People of God" series. If you know these people, then you know the story of God through history!