Shane Willard Ministries

In a society that tells us that we're just like our parents, there must be a way to break the habits that we dislike so much. This series will help you discover how to find your identity in Christ, and change your family tree FOREVER!

In a society that tells us that we're just like our parents, there must be a way to break the habits that we dislike so much. This series will help you discover how to find your identity in Christ, and change your family tree FOREVER!

Anger is a part of everyone's life. We are commanded to "be angry, and sin not." Is it really that easy? What separates "sinning anger" and right anger? How can we manage our anger better? Is forgiveness possible? This message from a six-part series investigates the above and reveals healing from anger that is destructive in nature.

Anger is a part of everyone's life. We are commanded to "be angry, and sin not." Is it really that easy? What separates "sinning anger" and right anger? How can we manage our anger better? Is forgiveness possible? This message from a six-part series investigates the above and reveals healing from anger that is destructive in nature.

Anger is a part of everyone's life. We are commanded to "be angry, and sin not." Is it really that easy? What separates "sinning anger" and right anger? How can we manage our anger better? Is forgiveness possible? This message from a six-part series investigates the above and reveals healing from anger that is destructive in nature.

When asked to simplify the questions of life, experts say that it comes down to three: Who am I? Why am I here? Where am I going? However, in essence, these three questions can be simplified into one: How can I be happy? In this series, we examine Jesus' practical answers to that universal question. In typical fashion, Jesus probes us to investigate the attitudes of our heart in order to bring us to wholeness.This series focuses on practical application of Jesus' advice on how to live the fullest, happiest life possible.

When asked to simplify the questions of life, experts say that it comes down to three: Who am I? Why am I here? Where am I going? However, in essence, these three questions can be simplified into one: How can I be happy? In this series, we examine Jesus' practical answers to that universal question. In typical fashion, Jesus probes us to investigate the attitudes of our heart in order to bring us to wholeness.This series focuses on practical application of Jesus' advice on how to live the fullest, happiest life possible.

The beginning of the Bible is all about God making a new creation on the earth. The end of the story is all about God making a new creation on the earth. All throughout the middle of the story God is making new creations everywhere in order to prepare us for the kingdom coming to earth, yet, the main thrust of Christianity has become how to go to heaven. In this series we will examine the implications of fire in heaven. The focus tends to be on fire in hell, but there are far more mentions of fire in heaven than fire in hell. If heaven invaded earth today, what parts of you would survive and what facets of your life would be burned up? Are you ready for the flames of heaven?

The beginning of the Bible is all about God making a new creation on the earth. The end of the story is all about God making a new creation on the earth. All throughout the middle of the story God is making new creations everywhere in order to prepare us for the kingdom coming to earth, yet, the main thrust of Christianity has become how to go to heaven. In this series we will examine the implications of fire in heaven. The focus tends to be on fire in hell, but there are far more mentions of fire in heaven than fire in hell. If heaven invaded earth today, what parts of you would survive and what facets of your life would be burned up? Are you ready for the flames of heaven?

Jesus' most famous sermon was so well-attended that He had to climb a mountain to create enough space in order to speak to the crowds. What He gave them was a masterpiece of a sermon that everyone can find themselves in the middle of. In a brilliant discourse on choices that bring us to completion or to disrepair, Jesus addresses huge life issues: humility, mercy, mourning, desires, oaths, revenge, retaliation, heart motives, generosity, peace, manipulation, judgment, getting what you need from others, worry, prayer and solid foundations.

Jesus' most famous sermon was so well-attended that He had to climb a mountain to create enough space in order to speak to the crowds. What He gave them was a masterpiece of a sermon that everyone can find themselves in the middle of. In a brilliant discourse on choices that bring us to completion or to disrepair, Jesus addresses huge life issues: humility, mercy, mourning, desires, oaths, revenge, retaliation, heart motives, generosity, peace, manipulation, judgment, getting what you need from others, worry, prayer and solid foundations.

This series examines principles from the life of Jonah. By using Hebraic interpretation methods, we will find ourselves in this story and ultimately realize the heart of God to bring us back without paying us back for running from Him.

Receiving Heaven as a reward instead of Hell is a great plan. However, did Jesus really intend for the whole focus of our life to be the Kingdom in eternity? This is message one in a four-part series which examines the validity of our eternal home while discussing the implications of that life for us today.

If we start with the basic premise that God wants all of us to live a full life, then why are there so many variables that seem to make life easier for some and harder for others? We will look at how each of us can make the most of every opportunity and position to win.

This message examines the basic concepts of rabbinical authority and our role in coming under the authority of Jesus. It will show how this authority affected the disciples and Jesus' life.