When we give, we don't lose something. We are responding to what God has already given. Sometimes we're responding to financial gifts God has blessed us with. But every time we give, we are responding to the goodness and greatness of God.

Jesus is our model of generosity. His example is one of grace and love. The grace of Jesus is seen by Him joyfully giving himself and his riches to meet our needs.

One of our core values is Freely Receive, Freely Give. but conversations about tithing can be difficult. God calls His people to be radically generous. In this sermon, Pastor Bob looks at the generosity modeled by King David and the Israelites in building a Temple for the Lord.

Prayer and faith are the keys to our life's impossible doors. Acts 12:1-17 shows us that even the most unbelievable things can happen if we pray trusting that God will work.

How we respond to life's circumstances makes all the difference. It's vitally important that we identify our triggers - those things that cause us to react in either a sinful way or a God-honoring way. Once we've identified our triggers we can retrain ourselves to make prayer our primary response.

How do we know if our busyness is what God wants us to do? How can we tell if we are just being busy-bodies? 2 Thessalonians 3 gives us a look into what it means to get busy for the kingdom without being a busy-body.

God's truth is better than our truth, but because we are sinful, we tend to stray and believe false teachings. 2 Thessalonians 2 gives us insight into how we remain strong in the truth of God's word.

This week we are studying 2 Thessalonians 1 to learn how we are considered worthy of God's Kingdom.

This weekend we look to Luke 1 to study Jesus' birth as it was foretold to Mary and Joseph. A familiar story that never gets old. Let's see how this moment is still so important to us today.

What does Paul mean when he says to be blameless at the time of Christ's return? We wrap up our time in 1 Thessalonians looking at how Paul is teaching believers to live.