Audio Shows

Hacked is a nasty word computer users hate to hear - it spells trouble. The same is true in the spiritual realm and Mike Breaux tells us we are being hacked from all directions today. We are in danger unless we place our trust and confidence in God.

Mike Breaux, one of the preachers from Eastside Christian Church in So. California, speaks about the dangers and frustrations of being hacked. He's not speaking of computers but of our self-image, relationaships and of our faith in God.

While it is hard to understand that Jesus would ever be mad, the fact is He was and with good reason. Tim Harlow, author of the new book What Made Jesus Mad? shares a number of examples and reasons of His anger from the Scriptures.

It's been said "the opposite of love is not hate - it is indifference." That's true when it comes to obeying God and following the words of Jesus. If we triuy love Him we will not be indifferent to Him. Tim Harlow continues answering the question: What made Jesus mad?

Tim Harlow continues his series on what made Jesus mad. We sometimes overlook the fact that Jesus not only expressed love and compassion but also anger and frustration with those who misunderstood his instructions for his followers.

Tim Harlow's latest book answers the question - What Made Jesus Mad? Jesus was gracious and loving and at times He was also blunt and to the point when it came to bringing people nearer to the heart of a loving God.

Happy Labor Day weekend. In this message Bob Russell reminds us of the necessity of work. God has a plan and it includes work. Many candidates seeking higher office have a plan that excludes work. God's plan is always better. 

Racism is defined as the belief in the superiority of one race over another. Rick Atchley, from the Hills Church in Dallas-Fort Worth, continues his series on the sin of racism. He reminds us the Gospel has something to say about the church and this sin.

When Jesus established His Church on this earth, He gave every follower in every nation and race, a great commission - to be His witness to all the world. Rick Atchley continues his series of messages on why we need to talk about race today.