In today's world, we are constantly being fed lies that negatively effect us. In this series, "Rationalies (Week 3)," Pastor Jonathan McQuitty talks about the lies of comparison, and explains how dangerous it is to compare ourselves to other people while also revealing who God says we are in Christ.

In today's culture, we often associate success with money and power and the external things we must do to achieve them. But in "What Is Success?" Pastor Scott Baugh reveals that it is our internal character that allows God to step into our lives and propel us forward much farther than we could ever reach on our own.

Is God disappointed? Is He punishing me? In "The Fire Has Its Purpose," Pastor Josh Rene addresses common misconceptions regarding the trials of life and points out how we may have a misunderstanding of our Father and the sacrifice Jesus made for us.

Does God have a will for our lives? Do we even want it? In "How Do I Know God's Will?" Pastor Scott Baugh highlights the need to surrender our lives to God.

Your words matter... and they are a big deal to God. In "Careless Words Stab Like a Sword," special guest Ted Lowe, director of Married People, stresses the power of words and how they can shape our relationships.

The last thing anyone wants to do is forgive someone who doesn't deserve it. In "The Consequences of Unforgiveness," Pastor Scott Baugh teaches how harboring past hurts can affect your emotional, physical, relational, and spiritual health. We must forgive- not for them, but for us.

Your obedience is a powerful weapon to defeat your enemy, but your disobedience is a powerful weapon for your enemy to defeat you. In "Fighting is Hard, Quitting is Harder," Pastor Scott Baugh of Journey Church reminds us to look inwardly and submit to God in order to not give the devil a foothold in our lives.

God's spirit is always moving, but are your sails up? In "Lift Up Your Sails," Pastor Junior Saint-Val shows us the importance of surrendering your way, trusting in God, and allowing Him to lead in your life.