Do you have a villain in your life?  Pastor Jurie Kriel closes out our Unmentionables series discussing what it means to be a victim or a villain, and how we can use the example of our forgiveness in Christ to forgive others.

Every day we are reminded of the affects of sexual harassment and abuse. Pastor Tim Hawks brings to light these subjects by showing our culture's flawed view of sex and how we can finally find the true intimacy we are looking for.

Addiction is rampant in our society, and we are all capable of becoming unhealthily dependent on something or someone. Pastor Tim Hawks shows the biological and environmental factors of addiction and gives biblical encouragement that we can break free and experience recovery.

With so many people affected by depression and anxiety, why is it that we don’t talk about it? Pastor Tim Hawks shows the biological and experiential factors of depression and anxiety and gives biblical encouragement that it can get better.

Today we celebrate Easter, the day that Christ rose from the grave.  Looking at the details of the resurrection story, was Jesus’ defeat of death a message of hope, hoax, or of global transformation?

Have you ever been blamed when you only had the best intentions in mind?  Pastor Tim Hawks takes us through the grand entrance and trial of Jesus to show how he was maligned, and how our response should be like his, to continue to do good works.

When is the last time that you felt like you didn’t get the justice that your deserved?  Pastor Jurie Kriel takes us through the last days of Christ to show how Jesus felt the injustice of his trial, but how his death and resurrection gave us life when in sin we have earned death.

When was the last time someone close to you betrayed  or denied you?  Pastor Tim Hawks starts the Wounds series by examining Christ’s response to Judas’ betrayal and Peter’s denial to show how his example can give us healing for our own wounds.

Are you prepared for battle? The Bible tells us there are sinister forces in the world warring against us. Through Ephesians 6:10-23, we discover how to prepare for battle and walk in the victory we have in Jesus Christ.

Can love really change our lives and our world? Pastor Tim Hawks leads us through chapters 5 and 6 of Ephesians to show that it is God’s extraordinary love for us that inspires each of us to live a life of love.