Pastor continues the series on stewardship by exploring Matthew 6:19–21, where he emphasizes the importance of investing treasures in heaven rather than on earth. Using the analogy of a rope to represent life, he illustrates how our earthly existence is finite, urging the congregation to prioritize eternal investments that will enrich their spiritual life. By comparing various hypothetical individuals and their investments, Pastor highlights the heart issue related to where financial resources are allocated, reinforcing that true joy comes from generosity and aligning one's heart with heavenly treasures. Ultimately, he encourages the community to trust God's promises about eternal rewards, asserting that investing in God's kingdom yields a double joy both now and in the life to come. Do not lay up your treasures on Earth Lay up treasures in Heaven Where your treasure is, there your heart will be also

1. The love of money is a root of all kinds of evil 2. Contentment is a great gain 3. Money doesn't bring joy

Why does God own it all? 1. God Created Everything 2. God Commissioned us as Stewards 3. Christ Redeemed our Lives

1. Why is God's steadfast love so important? 2. God's steadfast love in creation 3. God's steadfast love in the exodus 4. God's steadfast love in our lives

How can you have confidence when you perceive danger? 1. Remember the LORD 2. Pray for the LORD's Protection 3. Wait for the LORD

How Are We to Respond to Sickness & Suffering? 1. Pour Out Your Heart to God 2. Find Hope & Confidence in the Lord

Pastor Nathan Francis delivers a sermon on resisting temptation based on Psalm 101. He emphasizes personal integrity and the need to surround oneself with godly influences. The dangers of gossip and pride are discussed, along with the importance of choosing faithful friends. Despite acknowledging human failures, Pastor Nathan offers hope in Jesus Christ for forgiveness and strength. The sermon concludes with a prayer for courage in resisting temptation and pursuing a righteous life. Outline: 1. Pursue personal integrity 2. Flee ungodly examples 3. Surround Yourself with Godly Examples

In "How to Resist Temptation," Pastor Nathan Francis teaches on Psalm 101's guidance against temptation, showing how worship impacts our resistance. He stresses developing a new affection for God to overcome sinful desires. By examining King David's resolutions, he urges the congregation to uphold integrity and guard their eyes from worthless things. The congregation is encouraged that victory over temptation is achievable through God's power and the pursuit of sanctification in Christ. Outline: pursue personal integrity a. the expulsive power of a new affection b. where do you chair fly? c. what you see matters