Everyone faces hard times. We all endure difficult circumstances. When we do, one of two things can happen. We can quit, or we can move forward.

In this message, guest speaker Greg Rohlinger shares a deeply personal message. And as he unpacks the pain he faces daily in his own life, he shows us how God can use any difficulty to accomplish His purpose. Because when we're struggling, God hasn't forgotten you; He is right there with us, helping us move on.

It's no secret that we all struggle with pain. We all face situations that try our patience and test our resolve. But what about those painful situations that aren't just temporary? Is there hope in a circumstance that lasts a lifetime?

In this message, guest speaker Tracy Barnes shares his family's struggle with pain that is greater than most people will ever know. And as he shares his story and opens God's Word, he also reveals the key to experiencing joy in the long haul.

There’s no avoiding it, no dodging it. Pain is something every person deals with at some point during their time on earth. Our response to pain, though, varies. Some people work through it with unmatched determination. Others allow it to paralyze them completely. But at some point, everyone asks, “Why is there pain?”

In this message, Pastor Ed Young looks at the reality of pain in our lives. He uncovers some of the ‘why’. And as we gain a biblical perspective, we begin to see that there may actually be purpose behind the pain we face.

When it comes to relationships, following the same path, going down the same road, understanding the same guidelines is crucial in order to last. Yet, so many relationships fail today because they fail to understand some very basic principles.

In this message, Ed Young serves up a recall notice and brings us all back to the basics of understanding what God has for us in our relationships. And we see that when we trade in our broken relational habits for God's plans, we'll begin to head down the road of relational success.

The journey towards relational success isn't an overnight trip. It takes time. It takes work. And it takes a willingness to follow the right directions. The good news is that the directions are spelled out clearly for us in God's Word.

In this message, Ed Young continues to point out the relational habits we need to let go as well as the ones we need to embrace. And he shows us that when we choose to follow God's directions, relational success is just down the road.

One of the most important aspects of relationships, just as in driving, is the ability to recognize trouble before it happens. Yet, when the warning signs in relationships appear, too many people continue to cruise along. They ignore the potential hazards, because to heed them is to acknowledge that something needs to be fixed, something needs to change.

In this message, Ed Young takes a look at some potential relational hazards. And he reveals to us the importance of reading and heeding God's relational warning signs in order to continue our drive down's life's highway.

Sex is a powerful gift - a gift designed to be protected and cared for. Yet, to many people are trashing God's gift of sex. And when we decide to go our own way and have sex outside of the protection and provision of marriage, we are essentially taking a high end sports car off-roading.

In this message, Ed Young unpacks the danger of going off road. And he shows us the promise and potential we can experience when we commit to dating, and using the gift of sex, according to God's plan. Because it is only then that we discover the true freedom of life on the right road

Every human relationship, dating or marriage, faces the same potential road blocks. Every successful relationship, though, has people who understand what it takes to overcome those obstacles.

In this message, Ed and Lisa Young share four common factors that every relationship and marriage must have to be successful. And when we understand these four "wheels", we'll discover what it takes to cruise down God's highway of relationship victory.

The ball crosses the end zone and the crowd goes wild. The band takes the stage and the audience rises to its feet. The three pointer ties the game and arms around the arena are raised in triumph. These are nothing more than our energetic and emotional response to something we love. It's something we all do. But in reality what, and more importantly who we respond to varies. And the truth is that the object of our reaction is the very thing that determines the outcome of our lives. In this message, Ed Young unpacks the reality of our response. And we discover the fact that when we respond the one true God, everything in life takes on a new and more powerful meaning.

Everyone worships. We may not realize it, but it's true. The trouble is that our definition of worship is often out of whack. In the message, Ed Young breaks down the biblical definition of worship. He helps us realize that everything we do and say is an act of worship. And we see that when God becomes our primary passion, life takes on a completely new meaning.

We all worship something or someone. Yet, too many people miss the power of worship. They focus on the wrong things, and end up experiencing a lack of purpose and direction.

In this message, Pace Hartfield helps us hone in on the reality of true worship. He challenges us to make God the focus of our worship. And he encourages us that when we get our worship right, we get our lives right.

Worship is something we all do. But the reality is that we aren't always fully prepared for the implications and influence it should have in our lives.

In this message, Ed Young reminds us of the true definition of worship. And he shows us what it takes to reach out and grasp the life God has for every one of us, beginning with the finest hour of every week.

Family. Recreation. Friendships. Career. So often, we try to separate the area of our lives. And worship is just another cubby hole we attempt to maintain.

In this message, though, guest speaker Derek Donley (Pace Hartfield, Chris King, Tracy Barnes, Landon Pickering) shows us how this kind of fragmented life keeps us from discovering all that God has for us. Instead, when we allow worship to transcend everything we do, say, touch and feel, we discover how to get the most of the entirety of our lives.

Gay marriage is one of the most hotly discussed topics in the world today. We've heard everyone share their opinion on it, from Hollywood to Washington. In this message, Ed Young opens up the pages of Scripture and points to something much more powerful and concrete than opinion - God's truth. God is the one who sets the standard for our world. And when we understand His standard, we understand how to approach every topic in life with truth and love.

The term 'society' assumes a certain level of decorum. To be civilized requires a platform of respect, a mentality of manners. Yet, in today's world, vulgarity is everywhere we turn. In this message, Ed Young reminds us of the power our words have. He shows us how God's plan for language and behavior is far from what we see in the media or hear on the street. And we learn what it takes to use our words to build life into others, rather than using them to destroy or demean.

Bullying has been around as long as the world is old. Everyone faces it. Some people cower from it; others rage against it. But what is the right way to respond? In this message, Ed Young opens up the pages of Scripture to see what God has to say about bullies. He opens up a story from his childhood. And he helps us discover just how we can open up a can on the bullies in our lives.

It's a popular thought - "Jesus is my homeboy." We like to think of him that way, because it's comfortable and casual. In this message, though, Ed Young gives us a powerful reminder of the dangers of casualiazing our holy God. And we discover that when we elevate God to the level he truly deserves in our lives, we discover they key to getting the most out of life.