Jesus, though God, was also a man. As a man, he had to learn how to obey God and follow God's leading. In that process, Jesus learns how to adapt to the felt needs of people around him. This final message in the series on "A Theology of Place", Jesus shows us the dramatic effect we can have when we learn this lesson.

We really want to make a difference for God every place we live or visit. But how can we know what people are most open to God's influence through us? Find the "Worthy" Person.

There are some Christians who see no significance to the place we live. Others claim that God will ultimately destroy the places on this earth so we should ignore them and just concentrate on spiritual realities. What does the Bible say? Are places important? This message focuses on how God wants us to hate what he hates, love what he loves and find out why he cares about geographical locations so much.

This Christmas Day message shows us how God Himself did not just become somewhat human, but took on every human characteristic. But why? We seek to anwer the "why" question in this message.

We instinctively recoil away from the idea that God became weak like us. But the story of Christmas tells that tale. Instead of looking at the traditional Christmas story for this message, we look at the Book of Hebrews, which sheds light on one of our biggest misunderstandings about God.

At times, we seek out those people who will tell us what we want to hear - whether they be politicians, preachers, writers or friends. If we allow ourselves to give in to those who speak what we want to hear, we will never grow. Here is the solution.

The Bible is not just a book. In this message we show how to view the Bible properly and how that change of viewpoint can change our lives dramatically.

Perhaps it isn't persecution that wears us down but harassment. This message shows how a simple act of harassment can drive people to the point of death. But there are simple solutions to the most common types of harassment. 

In this message, we focus on what causes people to be so gullible - in the end, they are  not victims really but people whose lives have focused too heavily on one thing. This message identifies that focal point.

The Beatles make the musical statement: "All you need is love." In this message in our series on 2 Timothy, we counter with: "All you need is the right love". There is a world of difference between any love and the right love.