When the wall was going up, Nehemiah discovered his own people were being crushed by debt, taxes, and predatory lending from inside their own community. Dr. Richard Price unpacks Nehemiah 5 to show why listening to the cry of hurting people matters more than hitting your next goal, and what real repentance looks like when you finally decide to make it right.

What if the most important work you'll ever do isn't the kind that gets applause? In this week's Priceless Lessons message, Dr. Richard Price walks through the quiet, unglamorous roll call of Nehemiah 3 to show why God notices the sections nobody claps for. Whether you're a young professional wondering if you have anything to offer yet, or a seasoned believer standing on the sidelines with unused gifts, this one's for you.

Who first taught you to pray? Hebrews 13 reminds us that no one comes to faith alone. In this message, Dr. Richard Price unpacks the difference between a ruler and a shepherd, and shows why faithful leaders are remembered simply because they point people to the unchanging Christ.

Has life left you guarded? Suspicious? Quietly distant from people you once loved? In this powerful message from Hebrews 13:1, Dr. Richard Price confronts the greatest danger facing every believer — not hardship itself, but what hardship does to your heart. Discover why continuing to love God's people is the strongest proof of an unshakable faith.

What if the person someone is desperately waiting on — is you? In this week's Priceless Lesson, Dr. Richard Price reveals why loving one another is not an option for God's children — it's a commandment. Discover the origin of agape love, how to make your "love deposit," and why the Church's greatest glue has never been its programs.

Life can wound us so deeply that our hearts don't just break—they shrink. Using the story of the Grinch, this message reveals how we can be close enough to see joy but far enough to avoid trusting it. Discover how God restores our capacity for connection through authentic fellowship in the body of Christ, and why isolation—even religious isolation—keeps us from the healing we desperately need.