He is risen! Continuing the celebration of the Resurrection, James MacDonald presents a message on what it means to live in the present, while looking to a future made possible by that empty tomb two thousand years ago.

God has given each of us a conscience, an internal mechanism that convicts us of wrongdoing and pushes us towards repentance. But sometimes our conscience can be too sensitive or too calloused and lead us astray. In this message, learn how to effectively take responsibility for your mistakes and get free of guilt.

Regrets are all too common for most people. But if you feel the gnawing of unresolved conflict or sin that you have not repented of, you can do something about it today. It is time to take personal responsibility for your future.

Unresolved regret is like a malignant tumor growing in your soul. Its end game is ruin and there is only one treatment option: personal responsibility. Do not delay any longer—move out of rationalization into accountability and experience clarity and healing.   

If you find yourself rationalizing your behavior, either internally or to someone else, it may be time to re-evaluate what you are doing. Rationalization is often the first sign that you are living in sin. In this message, learn how to stop rationalizing, and begin taking responsibility.

It’s a problem that goes back to the Garden of Eden—trying to talk our way out of things and looking for somewhere else to lay the blame. But making excuses is no way to move forward in life. Get victory over persistent rationalization by learning to reflect, take responsibility, repent, and make restitution.

“To drink or not to drink?” that is the question.  But more importantly, what does the Bible say about this controversial topic? Consider the healthy and wise path for your life in this practical and timely message from James MacDonald.

James MacDonald is not afraid to tackle tough questions about alcohol—probably the very questions you have grappled with. Is drinking okay in moderation? In certain situations? Will it help or hurt my testimony? These are questions that you need to settle, because chances are you will soon be asked, “Would you like a drink?”

The Bible never says you have to abstain from alcohol. Correct. But what is the wise thing to do? James MacDonald gives six reasons why he believes that abstinence is the wise choice. As he states his personal convictions, he examines current statistics, recent research, and most importantly, applies principles from God’s Word.

Jesus came to set us free from whatever holds us back or gets in our way. For many people today, sexual sin is the stumbling block in the path to following Jesus wholeheartedly. In this message, James MacDonald helps us get free from sexual sin, by following the patterns prescribed in God’s Word.