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Jesus didn't come to find perfect people. Instead, He came to find those hungry for His presence and willing to be transformed into His image.  But we often fall into the trap of thinking that as believers, our lives should be free of spiritual failure.  Ed Stetzer talks with Matt Chandler about his book, Becoming Like Jesus: The...

In our culture, it's difficult to know what it means to be a man. As men, we can find ourselves in a position of defensiveness, tiptoeing around as we try to do the right thing and avoid the wrong. But God calls us to more. Ed Stetzer talks with David Lindell and Brandon Lindell about their book, Lionhearted: A Man's Guide to Living Focused,...

Forgiveness stands at the heart of the gospel, yet it is often difficult and misunderstood. Sometimes we feel that if we forgive, we're letting others off the hook of pain and hurt.  Trillia Newbell talks with Dr. Pamela MacRae of Moody's Called Conference about the spiritual, emotional, and relational challenges involved in...

Summer Concerts In The Backyard: Danny Gokey Don’t miss a powerful night with Danny Gokey at our Summer Concert Series.  A Top 3 finalist on American Idol, Danny has become a fan favorite with multiple #1 hits like “Rise,” “The Comeback,” and “Love God Love People,” along with Gold-certified songs like “Tell Your Heart to Beat Again” and...

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Pastor Mark says ”The way you handle your words is the top measure of your maturity” as this devotional looks at handling your words with care.

How can you know if you're ready to remarry after a divorce? Jumping immediately into another relationship is not recommended. Realize that remarriage is complicated, especially when there's children involved.

How do we determine what is morally right and wrong? Janet Parshall will answer that question in this week’s commentary.

What should you do when you're engaged and want to get married while you're in grad school? Dr. Gary Chapman's first word of advice is to postpone the marriage. The demands of education will encroach on the time you need to grow your marriage.