We sing love songs, we watch romantic movies, and over time culture forms our views on love - what it is, what it isn't, and how you express it. Our views on love are largely determined by our culture -- the influences around us.  We were designed by God for relationship, to love and be loved. We search everywhere, looking for love.  Why do we so often look in the wrong places?

If you are a follower of Jesus Christ, how are you different from those around you?  The Bible tells us that we are to be different from our society, but it also says that we should be "light" to our world.  How can you be both?  Where's the balance?

 

 

We are all familiar with courtroom dramas on movies or television.  The judge is stern and intimidating.  The lawyers are slick.  The jury listens intently, waiting to render their decision--the verdict--guilty or not guilty.

In the courtroom of life, we don't have to wait.  We get to choose the verdict.

Dads are very important to their families.  They are much more than just a paycheck.  They are integral to the relational and spiritual development of their families.  The absence of a father is the most significant factor in the breakdown of the family in America.  In this message, Rod Loy challenges fathers to be everything they should be.