Homosexuality is a hot button topic in our culture. And many in the church have begun to ask questions about what the Bible really says on this issue. In this message, James MacDonald opens Scripture to find answers.

Society tells us that homosexuality is just another lifestyle choice. But what does the Bible say? Does God view it as an acceptable choice?  James MacDonald lays out what the Bible says about this important topic in grace and truth.

We often think of our money as our business--something to spend or save as we think best. But the truth is, money is a test that we can easily fail. This message looks at a biblical example of someone who failed utterly, and then gives practical advice for managing our finances to the glory of God.

The thickness of your wallet is no indicator of financial health.  Both poverty and prosperity may be signs of financial bondage.  Money is a test, a testimony, and a tool.  It’s what you do with it that matters.  Let the truth of God’s Word illuminate your view of money—and set you free from any hold it has on you.

Jesus is not just a good teacher or a great leader. He is the Savior, and the only person who can save each of us from our sins and make us right with God. In this message, rediscover the foundational truths about Christianity and fall in love with Christ once again.

At some churches, you might get the impression that “sex” is a dirty word. But God created physical intimacy and gives it to husband and wife as an exclusive gift. This message from Song of Solomon focuses on the beauty and necessity of eros in every marriage.

God designed physical intimacy to be an integral part of every marriage. In fact, an entire book of the Bible is devoted to this one subject—Song of Solomon. In this message, Pastor James encourages us to keep physical intimacy in its proper place.

Using the Song of Solomon as a backdrop, this message shares God’s heart for physical intimacy within the boundaries of marriage. Regardless of how long you have been married, begin afresh your pursuit of this wonderful gift God has given to you and your spouse.

To make a marriage last, you have to keep the spark alive. But all too often, couples neglect to fuel the flames of love. In this message, James MacDonald opens to Song of Solomon to help us keep our love expressive.

If you want your love to last, it has to be expressive. Drawing on the example of the lovers in the Song of Solomon, James MacDonald shares how to best express your love to your spouse, keeping the romance alive for years to come.