We’re all trapped and being limited in life by things that enslave us. Dr. Hunter zeroes in on specific areas of bondage, beginning with one we’re all familiar with: Money.

Dr. Hunter focuses on money as a powerful temptation away from relationships. Our culture idolizes profit over loyalty. We give money a stronghold when we overuse it or become overly dependent on material things.

Dr. Hunter continues his series Money: In God We Trust, by focusing on money as a test of character. It promises to be a source of contentment, but often it is only a distraction from those things that are most important. Having a lot of money is a great challenge, but it can be handled well with the right relationship with God.

Dr. Hunter continues his series Money: In God We Trust? by focusing on making sound investments with our lives and our resources. There are some great ways to invest money, but the best investments are eternal. It can be a means of fulfillment or entrapment.

What would you do for God if there were no limits on your life? Born in 1982, Nick Vujicic came into the world with neither arms nor legs. He shares his courageous story with us and encourages us to live a life without limits.

Pastor Vernon Rainwater continues Dr. Hunter’s preaching series, bringing us a message entitled “Reversal of Fortunes.” He focuses on the growth and joy we can experience when we rid ourselves of the limiting perspective of self-interest, and become interested in and invested in others.

Cheating on your taxes, driving over the speed limit, owning all those pairs of shoes ... Culturally acceptable sins are still sin-extremely damaging to those who practice them. Dr. Hunter teaches us how to recognize our “camouflaged sins” and take purposeful steps toward freedom.

Dr. Hunter concludes the “Money” sermon series, teaching us from the life of Zaccheus. Zaccheus went from being greedy to becoming the most generous guy in the neighborhood. How can we turn greed into gratitude?