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Can you handle the truth that Christ brought? Ed Griffenhagen discusses the cosmic battles between truth vs. lies, good vs. evil, in Week 4 of At the Movies.

Carry each others' burdens. By joining together, we become stronger than our individual parts, and live within the law of Christ. Richard Moore handles At the Movies - Week 3: Guardians of the Galaxy.

There is no pit so deep that God is not deeper still. Powerful words from a strong message by Ed Griffenhagen in Week 2 of At the Movies.

As He was on the cross, Jesus told us it's not too late, and He loves us. Richard Moore uses the film Saving Private Ryan to illustrate that we don't have to earn anything from Christ. It's ours. It's done.

God calls us to serve IN His church, AS His church. We are not saved by good works. We are saved FOR good works. The final week of Too Good to be True highlights a few people who have turned the grace they received back on others.

Love is patient, love is kind. Love always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres. Love never fails. No one ones the meaning of these words better than a mother. A special Mother's Day message is Week 5 of Too Good to be True.

Grace compels us as a church to invest in the next generation. Grace is demonstrated when we go beyond ourselves, for the sake of others. Too Good to be True - Week 4.

"Before I formed you in the womb I knew you..." God knew you had doubts before you ever knew what they were. But His mercy is eternal. There's no need to be afraid.

No matter our plans, it is Him who is in control. A special, brief message due to God's plan differing from our own on a stormy Sunday.

Our activities do not determine our identity. Grace says God loves us. Period. For Week 2 of Too Good to be True, we look at the story of Noah as a flawed man, chosen to do something huge.

God's grace is not earned, it is offered. It's the most amazing gift we can receive, there for us, from Him. This message was the peak of an incredible Easter Sunday.

As we move towards Easter, Jeff recounts the story of the Last Supper, and reminds us of a simple message: if we don't FOLLOW Christ, we miss out.

On any given Sunday, God can free us from our shame. Rejoice - everlasting joy is close at hand!

God wants you hot or cold - not lukewarm. He wants to break down your pride, so He can use you, and bring you back to Him. Come humble, for Any Given Sunday - Week 3.

"I pray that they will all be one, just as you and I are one—as you are in me, Father, and I am in you. And may they be in us so that the world will believe you sent me." Jesus' final prayer, and He prayed for unity for His church. Powerful words, and a powerful message.

On any given Sunday, God can do the impossible. Are you ready?

Christy closes the Brave series with a story of faith and the miracles that reward it. It is well with my soul.

Rejoice always, pray continually, give thanks in all circumstances; for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus. Jeff shares the story of Hannah, a woman who gave thanks even in the toughest circumstances, and kept her promises to the Lord. In return, the Lord blessed her back sevenfold.

It is your job to believe. It is His job to do everything else. He is the God who sees me. Christy leads the second week of Brave with the story of Hagar and God's reward for her faith.

Beauty is fleeting, charm is deceptive. But a woman who fears the Lord is to be praised. Christy Murphy delivers the first message in our new series Brave, based on Proverbs 31.