Jesus’ passion was the Kingdom of God. It was the major theme of His teaching & mission.

When we hear words like tithe, giving or offering, it can easily evoke emotions or memories of rigid or reluctant giving.

When our identity and our security is wound up in our bank accounts, it can easily take hold of our hearts as well.

It’s been said that the love of money is the root of all evil. Although a misquote, how we use money does have the potential to wreak havoc on our lives

Jesus reminds us to not set our hearts on things that wear off, wear out, and don't last because He wants to satisfy us in a way that all our searching to fill ourselves cannot touch.

We want to help people trust Jesus for everything in this life and beyond, but what does this look like in real-life?

We are a church on mission, but a church on mission can accomplish very little if there isn't crystal clear clarity about exactly what the mission is and how to accomplish it.

It is very tempting to define ourselves by our circumstances, our successes and failures, or even our relationship status.

So much of the change we experience in life is stuff that is completely out of our control, and that is why we often fear change. In Matthew 28, however, we find a change we can embrace.