Cultivate Church

You’re on a team, whether it’s your family, your friends, or your workplace. In Week 3 of Welcome To Management, we look at Proverbs 27 and learn how great managers sharpen, strengthen, and shepherd the people God has trusted them with.

Most of us say we don't have enough time. But what if the real issue isn't how much time we have, but whose time it is? In Week 2 of Welcome To Management, we look at the story of King Hezekiah, a man God gave 15 extra years of life, and what he did with them. Your time is limited, it's leverage, and it's building a legacy that will outlive you. Every day you wake up is a gift, and God trusted you to manage it.

Your time, money, family, and gifts don't belong to you. They belong to God. But He didn't just loan them out. He promoted you to manage them. In Week 1, we look at Jesus' story of three managers in Matthew 25 and learn what it means to live like a manager, not an owner.

Life will try to stop you. Worry, fear, and uncertainty will knock on your door. But when you learn to refuse worry, replace it with prayer, and release it through worship, you become unstoppable.

Do you ever feel you're running hard but going nowhere? Chances are, you might be stuck. The good news is that you don't have to stay that way. In this message we discover how to get unstuck.

Unbothered people live unselfish lives. Building on week one, this message teaches us the posture of a person who lives not for themselves, but for others.

Life can change in an instant, but your peace doesn’t have to. In this message we discover the foundation for an unshakable life as we begin the journey through the book of Philippians.

We were each created special and unique, just the way God wanted us to be. So why do we try to be someone other than that? In this message we discover how to live out our purpose by embracing who God created us to be.

To admit our mistakes and face them head on is difficult. It's even more difficult to reconcile with others. In this message we discover how to "return" to those we have hurt, but more importantly how to return to God.

The refusal to move a suitcase cases a relational divide in the Barone household. Pride has a way of causing problems in our lives. In this message we discover the dangers of and how to overcome pride.