The resurrection of Jesus Christ is a historic event that radically changes the way we see the world and our existence. When properly understood, it provides light for the lost, hope for the future, and strength for today.

There is something even more valuable than living a good life. It is becoming a good person. When our time here on earth is up, what really matters, and what the people around us will remember us for, is not how much you achieved, but what kind of person you were. This series is based on the book of James in the Bible, and it will explain how we can grow to become the best person that we can be.

The birth of Christ was something that was clearly promised and eagerly anticipated for centuries. This Christmas, we take a fresh look at a few of the numerous prophecies that so amazingly and accurately predicted the most important event in world history.

Modern culture points the individual to look within for a sense of identity, worth and purpose in life. This series examines the workability of such an outlook, and explains why while God places great worth on each individual, life cannot just be all about me.

Studies show that while most pastors want the church to reach unbelievers, most church members are more concerned about how the church can meet their own needs. In this series, we will explain why Christianity is truly good news that we simply must not keep to ourselves.

Most of us get our sex education outside the church and may wonder why the church has so many prohibitions against something that we ought to just let people enjoy freely and privately as they wish. However, God’s rules on sex are really to protect it rather than to prohibit it, because he is truly interested in safe sex.

When testimonies of miracles are passionately shared, they are often frowned upon and dismissed as hocus pocus. But for those who have experienced miracles, their newfound faith becomes irrefutable reality. Examine together how faith is the greatest miracle of all.

As followers of Jesus Christ, rather than just doing church as we see fit, we need to seriously examine the implications of the fact that Christ loved his church to the ultimate extent of giving himself up for her. And to understand how we too can practically love the church he loves.