Where your money goes is where your heart ends up. If that’s true, and Jesus said it was, then we need to find a way to make sure our money goes to the right places. By leading our money, we end up closer to God.

Speaker:  Elijah Friedeman

We have a fundamentally broken relationship with money. Money is our greatest source of anxiety. We are swimming in debt. We never have enough. All of this comes from a core problem with how we view money. We need God’s perspective.

Date:   March 6, 2022

Speaker:  Elijah Friedeman

Speaker:  Matt Ayars 

Passage: Genesis 50

Joseph was a leader in Egypt, the greatest empire of the day. But then his family came back into his life. Joseph models for us how to restore relationships that are broken. His example should give us hope that God can do the same thing in our lives.

Speaker: Elijah Friedeman

Passage: Genesis 42-45

The first 30 years of Joseph’s life were marked by setbacks and injustice. He kept finding himself stuck in a pit. But God was working a plan while Joseph was in the pit. Often, our biggest struggle becomes a story of God’s faithfulness.

Speaker:  Elijah Friedeman

Passage: Genesis 40-41

Speaker: Preston White 

Passage: Genesis 39

Sometimes life goes from bad to worse. Joseph’s story starts with a lot of bad news. But embedded in the tough parts of life is a far bigger story than what we see in the moment.

Speaker:  Elijah Friedeman

Passage: Genesis 37

Many Christians spend their lives in the church without significantly growing. The barrier to growth is often a lack of serving. God has equipped you to serve others. Your purpose starts in the local church. As you seeking your gift, you will discover growth.

Speaker:  Elijah Friedeman

Passage: 1 Peter 4:10-11

More than anything else, this one principle will help you grow closer to God this year. If you don’t do anything else but follow this principle, you will experience amazing spiritual growth in your life this year.

Passage: Psalms

Speaker: Elijah Friedeman