If God owns everything, then what does our money reveal about our hearts?

In Part 2 of the FOCUSED series on finances, Jesus’ teaching in Matthew 6 challenges us to look beyond what we have and examine what our spending truly says about our priorities. Earthly treasures fade, break, and disappear, but heavenly investments last forever. Where we place our treasure ultimately reveals what we value most.

This message invites believers to honestly evaluate the direction their resources are pulling their hearts. When we begin investing in the things of God — His kingdom, His church, and His mission — our hearts begin to follow.

📖 Scripture References: Matthew 6:19–21, Haggai 1:6–7

The Plagues of Egypt reveals God’s power as He sends a series of plagues to confront Pharaoh and the false gods of Egypt. Each plague is a call for Pharaoh to humble himself and let God’s people go, yet his heart remains hardened. Through it all, God shows that He alone is Lord over all the earth. Read the full story in Exodus 7–8 (KJV). Originally aired on September 7, 2023.

Respect feels rare these days. People talk over each other, overlook each other, and often fail to value one another. But what if the issue starts closer to home?

In this Tuesday Talk, Pastor Matt challenges us to rethink respect— from self-respect and personal values to how we teach others how to treat us. If you’re tired of being overlooked, talked down to, or dismissed, this conversation will help you understand your value, hold your boundaries, and model the respect you expect.

Start your Monday with Jessica Lambert as she shares a powerful reminder from Daniel 3:18 — faith that stands firm no matter the outcome. Like Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, we can trust that God is good in every circumstance and present with us even in life’s hardest moments. No matter what happens, God is still good.

We often say my money, my job, my house, my time -- but Scripture reminds us that everything ultimately belongs to God. In this message from Psalm 24:1, we are challenged to rethink ownership and recognize our true role as stewards of what God has entrusted to us.

When we believe everything is ours, fear and control take over. But when we understand that every opportunity, resource, and blessing comes from the Lord, our perspective shifts from possession to stewardship. This message calls believers to release the grip of “mine,” trust the true Owner, and live with open hands and surrendered hearts.

True surrender isn’t just sung — it’s shown in the way we manage what God has given us.

📖 Scripture References, Psalm 24:1, 1 Corinthians 4:7, James 1:17, Matthew 6:21

Moses, The Burning Bush, and Pharaoh follows the moment God calls Moses to return to Egypt and confront Pharaoh. What begins with a burning bush soon becomes a bold mission to lead God’s people out of bondage. As Moses wrestles with doubt and Pharaoh hardens his heart, God’s power and purpose begin to unfold. Read the full story in Exodus 3–7 (KJV). Originally aired on August 17, 2023.

JUST BE YOU! God said "Eh, there ain't nothing wrong with that." No one really wants the counterfeit anyway.

Start your week with Randi Cruz as she shares encouragement from Galatians 6:9 — don’t grow weary in doing good. Faithfulness isn’t always found in big moments, but in small acts of obedience done day after day. Keep showing up, stay faithful, and trust God with the harvest.

Everyone wants deep, meaningful friendships — someone who shows up, checks in, and stays when life gets hard. But Jesus teaches that real friendship isn’t something you wait to find; it’s something you choose to become.

In Part 3 of the FOCUSED series, this message from John 15 challenges believers to shift their perspective on relationships by following Christ’s example of intentional, sacrificial love. Biblical friendship begins with initiative, grows through sacrifice, and ultimately reflects the love of Jesus rather than the convenience of culture.

This sermon calls us to stop searching for perfect friends and start living as faithful ones — initiating connection, loving beyond convenience, and reflecting Christ in the way we care for others.

📖 Scripture References: John 15:12–13, John 15:16, Mark 16:15

Moses follows the early part of his journey as his life takes an unexpected turn in the wilderness. While tending sheep far from Egypt, Moses encounters God in a burning bush and receives a calling that will change the course of history. It’s a powerful reminder that God often meets us in ordinary moments and calls us to extraordinary purpose. Read the full story in Exodus 2–3 (KJV). Originally aired on August 9, 2023.