The reason why the Bible says so much about money comes down to one simple thing and it has littleto do with money. It has everything to do with your heart.

God doesn’t want us to feel guilty. He wants us to be responsible. Ion other words, we shouldn't feel bad about what we have, we just need to be better stewards. Our job as a church is not to coerce to give but to share with you the opportunities and after that it is between you and God.

If there is one thing that we have learned, it is most people do not want advice on how they raise their kids, how they live their lives and how they use their money. Unless, of course, they are in trouble.

Many people have a great heart and great desires but do not have the ability to do what they desire to do when it comes to generosity. Could there be some principles we could embrace in our lives that change everything? The answer is yes, if you are willing to look beyond the numbers

This message series focuses on one of our Core Values for our church, Giving Generously. How do we live our lives in such a way, that it makes an impact in the lives other people.

Now that we know how to get free, how in the word do we stay free? This is an important question because many of us have experienced freedom only to go back to what we came out of.

For some of us when we began to follow Christ, bags drop off of us right away. For some of us it took some time as we walked with Christ for a season, things started to fall off. And then there are others of us who it seems like the bags just won’t let go.

Guilt is an unnecessary weight that we are carrying around. And when we do, it is like being in a self-imposed prison. Give all your guilt to God.

There is no pain or heartbreak that is more painful than that of the heart. Everyone has them but very few know how to deal with it properly.

Many of us are not enjoying the journey of life. Not because the destination is bad, it's because of the baggage we are carrying. Some things we just have to let go of.