Whenever we try to pave our own way in the world we are rejecting God's authority in our lives. What's the impact of this? Is it harmless or do we hurt ourselves and others around us?

There are many churches that say they're Christian, but teach very different things. Are they all right? All wrong? Does it even matter? As our message series in the book of Jude continues, Cisco Cotto shows us the importance of understanding God's truth and how it impacts each of our lives.

The words "good" and "slavery" aren't often used in the same sentence. But is there a form of slavery that is actually a good thing? In the first message in our series through the book of Jude, Cisco Cotto helps us to understand godly slavery.

Trying to figure out who we are can often be a life long struggle. As Christians we are supposed to find our identity in Christ. But who was Jesus? One of the themes of Luke 7 is the struggle of understanding the question of who is Jesus and how should that shape our identity.

Paul was called and sent out into the world as a messenger and a discipler for Christ Jesus. Do you see yourself in the same way? If we truly believe who Chris, we too are called to be a messenger and a discipler too. Ask God to give you an opportunity to be a messenger for Him. Ask Him to help you disciple someone to a deeper relationship with God...for His glory.

In several places in the book of Ecclesiastes, Solomon tells us to enjoy life. But how? In this last message from the book, Cisco Cotto shows us how keeping one thing in mind can truly allow us to enjoy life.

When we find ourselves in a risky situation we often choose one of two things: stay away or jump in head first. Staying away can keep us from doing something wonderful that God has planned for us. Jumping in head first can lead us to make big mistakes. Is there a third option?

If we're all supposed to "enjoy life under the sun" then why shouldn't we simply do whatever brings us pleasure? In this message, Cisco Cotto helps us to understand why God encourages us to live a wise life.

No matter how healthy or rich you are, you're going to die. It happens to everyone. As King Solomon reminds us of our own mortality are we supposed to be depressed? Or is God trying to get our attention so we make the most of our limited time on earth?