Did you know God has a way for us to handle finances? When we operate within a Biblical framework for our finances, we honor God with our money. Have money trouble or need help being kingdom minded with your finances? This is for you!

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Think you know about giving and generosity from a Biblical perspective? Today's sermon may challenge some assumptions we have about giving as it pertains to the church. God has called us to be generous, and His principles in the word help us understand how to honor Him with our giving!

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It's easy in life to desire vengeance, to harbor unforgiveness against someone, and to want to get even. When we've been wronged, the act of forgiving is difficult for us. Even so, we aren't called to give into an unforgiving heart, but as the Church, forgiving one another as Christ forgave us.

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People get on your nerves? We get it... but as followers of Christ we are called to bear with one another in love. How do we do that? By being gracious and supportive to each other. It goes deeper than being nice, it requires true spiritual help!

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The key to speaking life or death over those around you, whether family or in your community, is your identity in Christ. Our identity in Christ means that you become weapons and defenders for your home, your children, your family, your work space, for this church and for the house of God.

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One of the greatest forces that God has given us is found in the tongue. This instrument is inconsistent, however it is also a point of possibility. May we utilize our tongue to be people of blessing and kingdom expansion.

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There is one specific way that the world will know that we follow Christ, and that He is our Lord. It isn't how charitable we are, or how much money we give... It's in how we love one another that we show we are His disciples. Here's how!

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This week we dove into Hebrews to look at the importance and benefits of gathering together. We gather so that we can stir one another out of stagnancy, so that we are provoked to action, so we are incited in our missions against darkness.

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We must be careful in the church to not have favorites. In James chapter two, we are warned about offering favoritism to people. As a part of the church, we are called to a higher calling in how we treat people we interact with. We are part of the kingdom of God, and James shows us how to live our lives honoring God's heart.

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The final part of the story of Isaiah culminates with a call to all people. It's the call each of us as Christians have from God each and every day. The Lord is looking for willing people. That when God asks, "Who will go?" we would answer, "send me!"

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