Generosity has power to move your heart toward God and free you from the idolatry of money worship. But how much should you give? The answer's not as simple as you might think. This message presents the power of percentage based giving and provides an understanding of generosity that will help you find a starting point for your giving to God. 

Generosity has power to move your heart toward God and free you from the idolatry of money worship. But how much should you give? The answer's not as simple as you might think. This message presents the power of percentage based giving and provides an understanding of generosity that will help you find a starting point for your giving to God.

We all have a “magic number,” an amount of money we think could solve our problems and make us happy. This is just another way to see how money so easily becomes an idol in our lives to compete for God’s rightful place in our hearts. We are prone to look to money to do for us what only God can do. 

We all have a “magic number,” an amount of money we think could solve our problems and make us happy. This is just another way to see how money so easily becomes an idol in our lives to compete for God’s rightful place in our hearts. We are prone to look to money to do for us what only God can do.

Our money and our heart always travel together. God cares most about our heart because He loves us and wants us to love Him, too. Because He knows that our heart will be wherever our money goes, God cares what we do with our money.

Our money and our heart always travel together. God cares most about our heart because He loves us and wants us to love Him, too. Because He knows that our heart will be wherever our money goes, God cares what we do with our money.

Despite the fact that Peter has encountered the risen Jesus, he returns to his old life of fishing. Could it be that his regret of rejecting Jesus keeps him from grasping the reality of the resurrection? In this message we see how Jesus restores Peter's relationship with him despite his rejection of Jesus.

Despite the fact that Peter has encountered the risen Jesus, he returns to his old life of fishing. Could it be that his regret of rejecting Jesus keeps him from grasping the reality of the resurrection? In this message we see how Jesus restores Peter's relationship with him despite his rejection of Jesus.