The Seven Greatest Words of Love Complete Audio Series

You may be carrying around guilt from hurting someone or bitterness from someone hurting you. But God never meant for you to live that way! In this message, Pastor Rick shares with you the meaning of forgiveness, a word that was best demonstrated by Jesus Christ on the cross.

When you become a Christ follower, you can be assured of your salvation and that God will keep his promises. Some Christians, however, still have questions about their salvation. In this message, Pastor Rick explains how you can be confident that you are going to Heaven through the word of assurance from the cross.

As Jesus hung on the cross, he told his mother, "Here is your son," and the disciple John, "Here is your mother." These simple words show us the heart of God — his compassion, tenderness, and concern for your pain and everyone else's. In this message, Pastor Rick teaches what Jesus does when you're in pain and how to love like Jesus.

Nothing hurts more than abandonment. During the dark hours of Jesus' Crucifixion, he cried out, "My God, why have you forsaken me?" In this message, Pastor Rick explains how this word of substitution teaches us about the holiness of God and the cost of salvation.

When Jesus Christ gave up his life for you on the cross, he wasn't just demonstrating his own humanity; he was also showing you how much he cares for every human life. In this message, Pastor Rick walks through your responsibility as a believer to claim the word of humanity and reach out to others with God's love.

Before Jesus died on the cross, he shouted, "It is finished!" The Roman soldiers and religious leaders thought the Son of God really was finished. But, in this message, Pastor Rick teaches just what Jesus finished on that day and what it means for God's work in your life.

To live your life fully, you have to learn to trust someone with your concerns and doubts and future. In this message, Pastor Rick shares what the cross teaches about why you need to learn to trust God with your life, both now and for eternity.