Have you ever felt like the weight of the world is on your shoulders? Does it seem like everything is crashing in around you? This week, Richard shares a story from the book of Mark when Jesus said, "Peace, be still!" Later, we'll visit with the Executive Director of Operations for Marketplace Chaplains, Ken Phillips.

KNOWING GOD INTIMATELY: You cant know anybody that you dont spend time with. To know Him is to love Him. To love Him is to trust Him. To trust Him is to obey Him. To obey Him is to be blessed. And to be blessed is to be a blessing. It all begins with knowing God and spending time with Him.

In this message, Dr. Stanley urges us to expand our view of God and consider all that Scripture reveals about our heavenly Father. Such knowledge will have tremendous impact both now and for eternity when others see the compelling glory of God that we reflect.

Knowing God in your head is pretty easy and pretty useless. Join Dr. Tony Evans as he talks about how to get that knowledge out of your head and into your heart in this look on how the only real source of what you need to know about God is God.

With every decision you face, how can you be sure you're doing what God wants you to? That's an issue most Christians - even mature ones - can struggle with. Thankfully, you don't have to guess what God's will is.

From the moment your alarm goes off each morning until your head hits the pillow at night, you face decisions. Some might be small and seemingly unimportant...others could be life changing. To make sure your decisions, whether minor or major, align with Gods will.

Psalm 46 reminds us to be still and know God, a concept largely lost in the constant busyness of our culture. Dr. James Dobson talks with author John Eldredge about his new book "Get Your Life Back: Everyday Practices for a World Gone Mad." He explains the dangers of a distracted, technology-addicted lifestyle and then suggests that we practice the One Minute Pause, along with soaking up God's creation, and turning off our phones' notifications. As we unplug from the fight or flight culture, our stress-triggered cortisol levels go down, and we can begin to learn how to cast our cares upon the Lord.

Many people believe that the first step in repentance is cleaning up your life or turning from sin. Its not. Pastor Colin Smith explains that the first step in repentance is knowing God.

Perhaps your prevailing attitude toward God has become questioning, complaining, and resenting. Pastor Colin Smith talks about what your prevailing attitude toward God would be, if you were able to see his glory.