This one was emotional for Pastor Tullian as he talked about his dad (who was amazing) and his three kids (who are amazing). Tullian also read something he's never read out loud before because he's never been able to do it. But we think this message will encourage you greatly. Let us know in the comment section how it impacted you. Love you all! Everlastingly Gracious | "Knowing Grace, Part 06" Psalm 18:16-19

Mercy's Violent Pursuit | "Knowing Grace, Part 05"| Tullian Tchividjian Psalm 23

When life breaks, that’s when you discover where God is. That is, if you know where to look. We’ve been taught to look up. But if God is with us, then… It’s been said that grace is like water—it always flows downward and gathers at the bottom of things. And that means that God meets us in the low places. He meets us in the back alleys of our secrets, the dark corners of our regrets, the cracks of our fears. He comes to us in the wreckage of our consequences, in the debris of our repeated failures. We find God in our losses, not outside of them. We hope this message, “Rock Bottom Grace”, will be a huge encouragement to you. 2 Corinthians 12:7-10

There are a hundred things you can do to get better, to improve yourself and your life. But there’s not one thing you can do to get better with God, to improve your status with God. No not one. We hope this message, “Don't Just Do Something, Sit There”, encourages you to relax, to exhale. And… it’s under 30 min! John 6:28-29

"Screw it, I'll go First" | Tullian Tchividjian BUY THE BOOK: http://tinyurl.com/4etem6s4

Confessions of a Hurting Heart | Stacie Tchividjian James 5:16

God demands holiness from us. We, however, aren’t very holy. Our “holiness” is half-assed even on our best day. So, we have a problem. What’s the solution? We think this message, “Grace for the Unholy”, will give you great relief.

Grace for the Feeble and Foul-Mouthed | "Knowing Grace, Part 01" | Tullian Tchividjian

"Carnage & Grace" in Houston | Tullian Tchividjian BUY THE BOOK: http://tinyurl.com/4etem6s4

The Helping Hand | Stacie Tchividjian