This sermon is Part 6 of the Pursue Generosity series. It examines the key reasons people struggle with being generous, that is, the problem of debt and a failure to have a God-honoring financial plan. It explores the Biblical foundations for financial freedom.

This sermon, Part 5 in the Pursue Generosity Series, explores what the Bible teaches about contentment - about how one comes to that place of resting in God alone. Discontentment always creates a struggle over generosity with our time, abilities and money. The quest to have more brings the stress of debt and in our desire to impress others we will be exhausted from frantically trying to do more than God ever intended us to do.

We are living in a time of urgency to tell others about Jesus. Pastor Kent shares the challenge that each of us have been sent. You may be sent overseas, or you may be sent to the neighbourhood where you live. Romans 10:14-15 says that If no one is sent, then no one will be saved.

Part 4 of the Pursue Generosity series. The word ‘give’ is used in the Bible almost twice as often as ‘faith, hope and love’ combined. Though we may exercise token generosity, we are not naturally inclined to be sacrificially generous. This sermon explores what the Bible teaches about a third principle of generosity, ‘All that I Give, God Multiples.’

Most people want to be more generous, but they are afraid to doing so. They wonder if they give all this money away and then lose their job, or if they are generous and then suddenly get hit with a huge unexpected expense, what will happen to them? This sermon addresses this issue - ‘Can I trust God to meet my needs?'