So often we find ourselves in situations where we tempt temptation and end up compromising ourselves in sin. Despite our mistakes though, Pastor Jon reminds us of the hope we have in Jesus.

You may not think you are doing anything great, but Pastor Jon’s encouragement of what your great strength is may surprise you.

The world will attack us with evil. But we don’t overcome evil with revenge and more evil. Instead, Pastor Jon says, we follow Jesus’ example of how to overcome evil.

Sometimes we feel like failures because we break the rules God has given us. We can’t follow God perfectly. But that’s why, Pastor Jon says, we look at who God sent us.

You—yes, YOU—are the answer to someone’s prayer. Pastor Jon uses the story of Samson (and another baby from the Bible) to remind us that God uses us, no matter how small we think we are, to bless others.

How do we deal with the heat of temptation? Especially when it's a fight against an evil we can hardly comprehend?

God is in control, so why does he allow us to be tempted?

Is God just like an "undercover boss"? Or is it actually possible for God to understand what we're dealing with when we're being tempted?

Temptation doesn't happen from just a simple flip of a switch. It's a slow build, Pastor Caleb says. But listen to one of the most famous biblical accounts of temptation to know of the hope you have.

How would you define temptation? Pastor Caleb identifies the three forces that tempt us—and where to find strength to combat temptation.