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Four candles in a circle with a big one in the middle? Yep, take a moment and learn the basics about the advent wreath. Chuck introduces you to what those candles symbolize. You'll smile and learn with Chuck on his fifth show.

Ever heard, "I'm giving up sweets for Lent"? Why does Lent make people want to give up something? And how do you calculate the 40 days of Lent?

Ever wonder why there's almost always a pancake breakfast at church some time before Easter?

Ever seen a little smudge mark on someone’s forehead as they walk out of church? That’s a sign of the cross and it means it's Ash Wednesday during Lent.

Seen any symbols of fire around your sanctuary? Do you know what's the second most important day of the Christian year? Chuck messes with candles again and explains Pentecost.

Chrismon Tree. Does your church have one in the sanctuary at Christmas time? If so, what do those symbols mean on the tree? Watch to the very end for a special treat. 

Have you ever waved a palm branch in a worship service? If so, do you know why? Chuckle along and learn about Palm Sunday with Chuck.

Chuck's first short film! Perfect for Halloween week, the film illustrates the nature of God. Play this at your next worship service, Bible study, or fellowship time and discuss the nature of God. Perfect for Halloween or Thanksgiving week.

Potluck meals are events where the attendees bring a dish to a meal. But why are they so popular in churches? Chuck tells all and steals the cake too!

For some of us Christmas can be a time of stress and anxiety. Joy and cheer sometimes are overwhelmed by sadness. Chuck talks about "Blue Christmas" and what we can do to help others who feel the weight of the season.

One of the least understood Jewish festivals is Passover. Understanding Passover is critical for all Christians.

Holy Week is the last week of Lent, the week immediately preceding Easter. It is observed in many Christian churches as a time to commemorate and enact the suffering (Passion) and death of Jesus Christ.