"Render unto God the things which are God's"... and, if George Washington's image is stamped on the dollar, whose image is stamped on you? Join us today as we talk about the heart of stealing vs. the heart of giving.

Most Christians tend to have opinions regarding divorce and remarriage, and virtually all know to stay away from the destructive path of adultery. However, most of us struggle to know what to do when we're faced with an actual affair. Join us today as we talk about the culture our churches need in order to navigate adultery as the Body of Christ.

"He who does not love his brother whom he has seen cannot love God whom he has not seen" (1 Jn 4:20). Join us this week as we explore the heart of the Sixth Commandment – loving one another.

Eternal life and love is the unthinkable free gift of God's grace, but grace is never free for the One who gives it. Join us this week as Austin Olive looks through the eyes of Abraham into God's amazing covenant love.

The family presents the greatest opportunity to experience genuine grace and mercy, as we honor one another as we truly are. Join us this week as we explore the secret to a lasting heritage.

Join us this episode as Scott works out the "weirdness" of God – the unconventional, the inconceivable, the audacious tendency He has to demolish walls in the most uncanny ways.

In all the Ten Commandments, none issue the call for an act of faith and holy defiance like the 4th – remember the Sabbath and keep it holy. Today, we press into God's call to march to a different tune from the surrounding culture.

There isn't a person God can't use, and there isn't a single part of your life that God can't redeem. Join us with Adam Smith this week as he walks us through the redemptive faith of Rahab.

What if the Holy Consuming Fire answered in the full weight of His glory every time we uttered His name? How carefully would we think before we dared to speak it! Join us this week as we ascribe to the LORD the glory due His name.

Mike Emanuel guides us this episode through that vulnerable yet powerful faith of trusting God in the thin spaces, even with our most important treasures.