Some Christians see angels as literal beings. Others see them as metaphors. Whichever way you see them, the concept of angels can provide powerful insights into how the world works — and how we can better respond to the challenges we face.

Listen for a thoughtful exploration of the Biblical concept of angels.

Today’s scripture: Revelation 1:19-2:7

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All About Angels [ 40:25 ] Play Now | Play in Popup

Have you ever taken one of those Cosmo Quizzes? Are you destined to succeed? Do you look for the right things in a guy? Are you turning into your Mom? These quizzes are almost irresistible because instinctively we understand the importance of self-awareness and self-evaluation.

Suppose there was a Cosmic Quiz . . . to help you assess where you are in your spiritual life.

Well, there is — sort of. This Sunday we’ll take a look at a well-known psychological model meant to help us assess our spiritual development — and compare it to what Jesus says. Together we’ll learn something new and interesting.

Today’s scripture: Luke 1:26-38

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Cosmo Quiz: Are You Spiritual? [ 41:44 ] Play Now | Play in Popup

“Worried and distracted” — those are the words Jesus used to describe a woman named Martha. Unfortunately, the same words probably describe you and me.

Life’s events and circumstances drive us, push us, frazzle us. We struggle. This Sunday we’ll talk about practical strategies for breaking out of that cycle.

Today’s scripture: Luke 10:38-42

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Discovering Serenity -- One Step at a Time [ 39:46 ] Play Now | Play in Popup

It’s so easy to do: Something bad happens, or somebody does something mean and unwarranted to us. We respond reflexively — fighting fire with fire.

And before we know it, we’re caught up in a futile cycle of recrimination, threats, and aggression. In the end, nobody wins.

There is a better way. This sermon explores the ultimate source of power for creating positive change.

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More Than Meets The Eye [ 37:09 ] Play Now | Play in Popup