There are many people and things out there that tell you that they know the way to true happiness and fulfillment for your life. But is it the right way? Jesus has something to say about this in John 14:1-7. Check it out and read my follow up thoughts at http://tompounder.blogspot.com

This was a talk Tyler Morris (UT student and Cedar Run Alum) gave over the summer.

Katie Von Kahle begins our 3 week series on the Great Commandment by looking at what it means to love God.

In Philippians 3:13-14, Paul challenges the Philippians to not look towards what is behind, but strive towards what is ahead, which is Christ.

Tom shares about his friend Pete Hill and how we don't have to live with the regret of missed opportunties

Grant concludes his 3 week series on the Bible by talking about how knowing and resting in God's word can comfort us, even in the darkest of days.

Grant Diamond shares again about the importance of staying connected to God by reading the Bible.

Grant Diamond shares about how, even though we all say we love God, it is only through spending time reading and obeying God's word that we can truly love Him.

For a follow up devotional on this subject, go to http://tompounder.blogspot.com

Ever sit and write down the most important things in your life? What would come first? What is your top 5? Where does God fit in? This week, as we look at doing a spring cleaning in our own lives, see how you can organize your life to fit what's the most important.

Doing Spring Cleaning in our homes is normal. But, what about doing a spring cleaning in our own lives. How do we do that? It starts with examining our purpose in life. Listen to see how God plays a vital role in that examination.

Christ's death on Friday was just the beginning. The power of the resurrection should encourage us to follow Christ and make an impact for him all the more. Check out a devotional on this topic at http://tompounder.blogspot.com.

How could someone go from a fighter for Christ to a denier of him? Let's look at Peter's role during the Easter story and see how it applies to us today.

On Sunday, we introduced our new series on 3 main characters in the Easter story - Judas, Peter and Jesus. We started by looking at Judas (John 12:1-6, Matthew 26:14-15) and saw how Judas' love of money provided ammunition for Satan to use against him. Listen to it and see if there are footholds Satan can use against you.

This is the last week of our "He Said What?" series focusing on Christ's challenges to us in his Sermon on the Mount. This week we look at Matthew 7:15-20 as he challenges us to produce good fruit. What does that mean and how can we do it? Listen and find out.

In our 2nd week discussing Christ's Sermon on the Mount challenges, Christ calls us to look at ourselves and what is in our heart in regards to what we do and say.

In Christ's Sermon on the Mount, he said quite a few things that changed the way we should think and act. In the 1st week, we look at Matthew 7:7-14 and his challenges to us here to Ask, Seek, Knock and follow through the Narrow Gate.

Guest Speaker and Cedar Run Alum Grant Diamond shares what it means to be a Disciple of Christ

Have you ever experienced Koinonia before? Do you know what it means? Discover what koinonia truly is and how you can experience it as your spur your friends on towards Christ.

Are you living your life the right way? How do you know? Today, we'll examine how Christ lived his life, even though he knew he was dying. What does that mean and how does that impact you? Listen and find out.

This is a message recorded at the beginning of the year talking about new year resolutions.

We train all the time for sports or events all over. However, how often do we train tro be like Christ? By T.R.A.I.N.ing effectively, we can be more like Christ.

What are the benefits of living out God's word? Listen and find out 3 clear benefits.

Junior Peter Von Kahle shares about God's desire to have a relationship with you.