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A Conversation With Sadie Robertson Huff & Christian Huff

In this conversation, Ed and Lisa Young sit down with Sadie and Christian Huff, who share their journey of pursuing a godly relationship rooted in spiritual leadership, accountability, and biblical principles, emphasizing the importance of putting Christ first both personally and relationally, while encouraging believers to live authentically and use their passions as avenues for evangelism.

The Bridge That God Built

In this message, Ed Young contrasts Christianity with major world religions—Hinduism, Buddhism, and Mormonism—emphasizing that unlike man-made religious systems that attempt to bridge humanity to God, Christianity is uniquely founded on God building the bridge to humanity through Jesus Christ's life, death, and resurrection.

Bridges

In this message, Ed Young teaches that Easter symbolizes the bridge God built through Jesus' death and resurrection to restore the broken relationship between humanity and God, emphasizing that salvation is a gift of grace—not human effort—to be received by faith.

Christianity Vs. Judaism

In this message, Ed Young contrasts Christianity with Judaism and other religions by arguing that religion is about what people must do, while Christianity is about what Jesus has already done as the promised Messiah who brings grace, peace, and salvation.

Why Not Me?

In this message, EJ Young addresses the sin of coveting, emphasizing that it reflects a deeper trust issue with God rather than simply a desire problem, urging believers to refocus their hearts on gratitude and trust in God's provision rather than comparing themselves to others.

The Truth About Lying

In this message, Chris King teaches that God hates lying because it contradicts His nature as the truth, is the language of Satan, and holds us captive; he urges believers to confess their lies, seek accountability, immerse themselves in God's truth, and live honestly to experience freedom and restoration through Jesus Christ.

We Are All Thieves

In this message, Pastor Sam Kelly explores the eighth commandment, "You shall not steal," urging believers to examine not only outward actions but the heart posture behind theft. He emphasizes that stealing is taking as much as one can while giving as little as possible, calling Christians to stop stealing, work diligently, and become givers who reflect the grace and generosity of Jesus Christ.

You Shall Not Murder

In this message, Ed unpacks the Sixth Commandment, "Thou shalt not murder," emphasizing that murder extends beyond physical acts to include anger, harmful words, destructive thoughts, and broken marital covenants, calling listeners to recognize their own sinful tendencies and to pursue repentance, forgiveness, and sanctification through Christ.

Encore

In this powerful message, Pastor Scott Thomas reminds us that “encore” means again. Not a pity performance, but a response to a call. The same God who moved in past generations is still moving today. If he did it before, he will do it again.

How To Have An Affair

In this message, Pastor Ed and Lisa Young sit down with licensed psychologist Dr. Don Lichi to share practical, proven steps to affair proof your marriage and make it stronger than ever, opening the Bible and grounding the conversation in God’s design for faithfulness, trust, and lasting love.

In this series, I Am Not Religious. Ed Young helps us discover that Jesus didn’t come to give us another religion, but a relationship with the living God that changes everything.

What if the most important foundations never change? In this series Pastor Ed Young explores the timeless principles of the Ten Commandments and why they still matter in everyday life.

How did one gift from heaven change everything? This series of talks invites us to rediscover the moment that reshaped history—and our lives.

What do you picture when you think of Heaven? Clouds, choirs, halos? In this series we take a look beyond the myths and into the mind-blowing truth about Heaven—and why it should change everything about how we live today.

“What’s wrong with me?” “Why do I keep living this way?” These aren’t just your questions; they’re questions everyone wrestles with. In this series we take a deep dive into the book of Romans.

What if the smallest thing is keeping you from what God wants to do in your life? In the message series Ed Young uncovers how the little things we overlook can become the biggest barriers and how God can use even the smallest step to bring breakthrough!

Everything around us is fading: trends, opinions, even how people define truth. In a culture that feels unstable, it can be hard to know what to trust. In the message series Ed Young talks about building your life on God’s unshakable foundation.

We all hear it; it's that voice in our heads whispering, "Don't let them see how unsure you really are." Insecurity doesn't fade with age, success, or even faith. It follows us, fuels our overthinking, and forces us to hide. But what if insecurity isn't something to erase—but something God can use? In this series called Hi, I'm Insecure—get a fresh and honest take on the things we feel but hardly ever say out loud. It's not about pretending we're strong. It's about discovering a deeper confidence that can only come from God. You don't have to fake it to make it. You don't have to be perfect to be used by God. You can be insecure and still live with bold, unshakable confidence. So, let's say it together: "Hi, I'm insecure."

We’ve all tried to outrun God—whether through fear, pride, or just doing life our own way. But what if the breakthrough comes when we stop running from God and start running with Him? ‍ We all need clarity, direction, and endurance for the road ahead. Join the Run Club. Follow His pace. Trust His lead. Win His way. Lace up. Let’s go.

What happens when the things we think we have under control start controlling us? Alcohol. Drugs. Addiction. Destructive habits. They promise escape, but instead, they trap us—becoming chains that hold us back from the life God has called us to live. In this series Ed Young takes an unfiltered look at the dangers of addiction, the traps of temptation, and the hope of true freedom through Christ!