On Holy Ground, Part 3: Worthless Reverence

Everyone seeks contentment for their lives. This week, Charles Tapp shares a little known prayer in the Bible from a man named Agur that reveals how to find peace and balance in a world full of extremes, as he shares his message "The Prayer of Agur."

When it comes to demonstrating God's love to those within our church and beyond, has the church failed? This week, Charles Tapp examines what true Biblical community looks like...and it's probably a lot messier than you imagined, as he shares his message "The Test of Community."

Trouble. We’ve all experienced it, and perhaps, endured it. But as Charles Tapp explains, you don’t truly know how strong your faith is until it’s been tested in those tough moments. This week, we go back to a message Pastor Tapp shared a number of years ago that still rings true, with “The Ministry of Trouble.”

The ultimate reunion will be a sweet reunion beyond our human imaginations when Christ returns. Today, we share a message Charles Tapp gave when he reunited with his Sligo Church family for the first time during their Homecoming celebration, as he ponders this most incredible reunion that is yet to come, as he shares his message “The Power of Reunion.”

If we are willing to truly reverence God and allow Him to occupy the place that He desires to have in our lives, He has promised to honor us with a blessing of happiness and fruitfulness that only He can give. Today, Charles Tapp shares the last part in his series "On Holy Ground" with his message "Worthless Reverence."

What do basketball and reverence for God have to do with each other? This week, Charles Tapp takes an honest look at the church and asks the believer if you're trying to take the easy way out, or are you aware of where you are right now? He continues with part 3 of this series "On Holy Ground" with his message "Goodbye Glory."

It seems there's a lack of reverence for...well, anything these days. And today, Charles Tapp shares what reverence is really about, and what it means to have reverence for God. As he shares the first part in his series "On Holy Ground" with his message "Holy Dirt."

We all have our own personal convictions--those things that may not be foundational to the faith. So what happens when we try to force others not like us to conform or do things the way we do them? This week, Charles Tapp offers a solution when these issues arise as he shares the second part in this series "When In Rome," with his message "Rise, Kill, Eat."

You've heard the phrase, "When in Rome, do as the Romans do." But how does the Church find unity when there are others who come from other backgrounds, or might do things differently than we do? Charles Tapp tackles this question, and explains how the early church dealt with these very same issues, as he shares the first part in a new series of messages titled "When In Rome" with part 1, Rooted and Grounded."

There has never been a time in history when we haven't been in search of freedom. And this week, Charles Tapp helps make it clear that the search for the ultimate freedom begins and ends--not with people or the powers of this world--but with Jesus, as he shares his message "Free At Last."