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It is that most wonderful time of the year when we get to enjoy all those special songs of Christmas.  What is your favorite Christmas tune?  Let Chris Brooks know on the next edition of Equipped!  Chris and his and guest host Effie Rolfe will spread some Christmas cheer, share their musical favorites, and explore the wonder...

The culture tells us to be true to ourselves and live our best lives, but if we do that, we could be in danger of self-worship. Ed Stetzer talks with Dr. Thaddeus Williams about the self-defeating dogmas of self-worship and how much more meaningful a life centered on God can truly be.

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What is the kind of music your teenager should or shouldn't be listening to? Realize that teenagers have always had their own kind of music. If the lyrics go against Biblical principles, express your concerns. However, realize that your teen is in a stage of breaking away from you. Ultimately, they have to make their own decisions and are...

Today on Karl and Crew Mornings, we talk about why it is good for us to worship Jesus. Karl lays out five reasons from scripture why we worship God, and we also hear from you some of the worship songs that have meant the most to you and why. Finally, we talked to Corey Pelley, Worship Pastor of 180 Chicago, about what worship is. ...

Envy. It’s insidious. Pervasive. Corrosive. In the age of materialism and social media, it’s difficult not to feel the creep of this increasing and ever-present temptation. Our guest, a Pastor and teacher, diagnoses the problem of this pervasive sin. He uses biblical stories with often-overlooked ties to envy that expose and demonstrate...

King David was motivated to praise God because he couldn’t help responding to God’s goodness.  Today, Pastor Ford will ask us—have you considered God’s goodness lately, and has it motivated you to praise Him? Find out more on today’s Treasured Truth.

Today on Treasured Truth, Pastor Ford reminds us about the exchange that took place between Christ and us.  He took our sin and gave us His salvation.  He took our sadness and gave us His joy.  He took our carnality and gave us His spirituality.  And He took our poverty and gave us His wealth. So, based on all that Christ...

Pastor Ford prompts us to think about why the problems in our lives seem so difficult.  Whatever the problems are, they’re difficult because they’re most likely still in our hands, and not in God’s hand.  Consider this—have you put your problems in His hand yet?  We need to realize God is majestic and...

As we wrap up our series on worship, Pastor Ford asks the question, “What is this worship we’ve been talking about?”  He concludes that worship is all that we are, responding to all God is.