For some believers, a wall exists between Sunday and Monday separating their spiritual life from their work life. In the message "Get to Work!" Nate shares how God can bless your work when you approach it with passion.

For American adults, over 70 percent of time awake is spent in the workplace. That means the workplace is our greatest mission field. In the message "Get to Work!" Nate shares how you can work with purpose in your job.

The average person divides the day into three eight-hour segments: work, leisure, and sleep. In the message "Get a Job," Skip provides a theology of work and examines several directives God gave people at creation.

Worship conferences, worship seminars and worship experiences abound within the landscape of the American church, but in all these there's something that seems to be always lackingworship is confined to the activity of singing songs. When the subject is

At creation, God demonstrated two disciplines: work and rest. He Himself worked and rested. In turn, He gave both disciplines to humankind. In the message "Get a Job," Skip examines the place of work and rest in our lives.

We wrap up the series Hunting Giants with a teaching called "A Courage Revival" from special guest Johnnie Moore. In this message, Johnnie shares how your courageous faith can shine on and impact the people around you.

We continue our series Hunting Giants with a teaching called "A Courage Revival" from special guest Johnnie Moore. In this message, Johnnie shares how you can live out your faith courageously by looking at the lives of faithful people in the Bible.

Throughout history, men and women have faced seemingly insurmountable giants. In the message "The Ultimate Giant Slayer," Skip gives you courage to endure the hardships of life by examining several aspects of Jesus' sacrifice.

Sadly, many ignore the news of the century: through Jesus, God entered the world as a man. He conquered death and rose again. In the message "The Ultimate Giant Slayer," Skip shares how Jesus is the greatest example of courage and faith.

Worship conferences, worship seminars and worship experiences abound within the landscape of the American church, but in all these there's something that seems to be always lackingworship is confined to the activity of singing songs. When the subject is