What we do matters. We often look to sources other than Christ to determine how to respond to an insult or offense. If we let him, Jesus changes everything, even how we view our enemies and respond to those who hurt us.

Loving those who don't seem worthy is something hard for everyone to learn. This week we are looking at how God approaches the problem, and some ways to help us do it!

Guest speaker Bennie Gonzales explores what Jesus means when he says, "Blessed are those who mourn..." in Matthew 5.

Jesus tells us to love our enemies. What does this even mean? Is this something that is practical for today? How do we love our enemies? Pastor David takes a practical look at what Jesus means when he tells us to love our enemies, and how we can live out that command in everyday life today.

Our brokenness over the sexual choices we've made and what we've experienced at the hands of others is infinitely varied. It stamps us, stains us and has a profound influence on our lives. In this final message, Mark Warner underlines the heart of Jesus for sexual sinners and sexual sufferers while reminding us all that the way we are is not the way we have to be.

From the illusion of vulnerability to the problem of self-indulgence to the making of rationalizations, Pastor Mark explores the circumstances surrounding adultery and sexual sin and calls each one of us to look in the mirror.

With so many Christian marriages coming apart, Pastor Mark focuses on what the Bible says about marital love and offers five reasons for Christian couples to stay married.

What can you do before you get married to give yourself the best possible chance at a joyful, fulfilling, life-giving marriage? And what can you do after you get married to move your relationship from an okay, unhappy or broken marriage to a growing relationship that will last a lifetime? Pastor Mark addresses the importance of investing in our relationships, knowing that whatever you sow is what you grow.

How do you defend what you do sexually? How far can you go? How do you say "no" to sexual sin? And why say "no" to sexual sin? These four questions provide the framework for a frank discussion on pre-marital and extra-marital sex.

There's simply no escape in this culture from the pressure a woman feels to be beautiful, young, thin and sexy. In this first message, Pastor Mark addresses the issues raised by our obsession with body-image, cosmetic surgery, pornography etc. and the power of the love of God to set us free.