Got 3 minutes? The weekend is here, and that means you’re likely to see some crazy behavior happen. It might even be damaging. It might even be yours. Here’s how to help someone recover from “the crazies.”

Got 6 minutes? I don’t know how to say it any more clearly; these are the most injurious lies of religion. Give 6 minutes to this video, because knowing the truth is your way to navigate around them. . .and to help others do the same.

You are not indebted to God. Why not, and why is that important? Spend 3 minutes with me to find out what fun God is having with you. You’ll be glad you did.

Got 3 minutes? Every now and then I get a little grumpy. If you’re the least bit of a Star Trek fan, you might think of me as Worf, the Klingon crew member of the Enterprise. That might be how I come across in this video, but it’s for a vital truth—true identity—without which we suffer and cannot get healthy.

If you want to know why some messages bind you to labor and failure, while others release you to rest and success, watch this. In my view, this is one of the best little messages I’ve done concerning how to live by grace, and how to find the Christian life promised to us: “My yoke is easy and my burden light.”

Are you feeling the fear and pain of this world? Do finances and End Times have you on edge? Take 5 minutes to clear your head and free your heart from the craziness that has no place with you.

Got 1 minute? With all of the information and opinion bombarding you every day, here’s a quick refresher that will help bring you back to health and sanity.

Judgment Doctors are people who come to you in personal judgmentalness dressed up as caring concern, and who offer you an olive branch that you will discover is actually a knife. They are the doctors, and you are the patient. However, they care less about who you actually are than about what bothers them. They have gone blind and want to share their blindness with you. Here’s what you can do about it.

If you’ve been growing weary over how much pressure you feel to be fake or to fit in, here’s a challenge toward freedom—for yourself and for those around you. It has the potential to make the New Year an amazing year.

Oftentimes the first thing you hear in a sermon is the most revealing. If it isn’t about the perfect work of God, beware, because what follows may well be a twisted burden aimed at you.