Ross Parlsey presents a 21st century model for worship based on biblical principles.

Glenn Packiam speaks on one of the curious questions Jesus asked, pointing out that deeper than our weakness is a greater need we must become aware of in order to be helped and healed.

Glenn Packiam speaks on one of the first questions God asked in history. The fellowship of believers was not designed for comparison, but for caring for those God has called us to walk with.

Glenn Packiam asks the question, "What Drives You?" as he speaks on the idea that what drives us should not be our desire to gain more things. What should drive us is the desire to have a relationship with God.

Ross Parsley reminds us that when we worship, we are stepping on to the battle field. But don't be afraid; the battle is not ours. The battle is God's.

Glenn Packiam speaks on the importance of imaginative Bible reading as he reminds us that the Bible is not a "how to" book. If you want to get the Bible inside of you, then you must first commit to getting inside the Bible.

Glenn Packiam reminds us that in today's culture of technology, we are never truly alone. But God's desire for us is to create space, leave ourselves alone, so that we can let God shape our identity.

Glenn Packiam challenges his listeners as "Carriers of God's Presence". He speaks on the idea that God's presence was not designed to be carried around on a cart, but to be carried on the shoulders of those God has called.

Ross Parsley speaks on the components that are involved when a person decides to become a worship leader.