Mill Creek Church

Jesus talked about money so much because He knew its grip on our hearts. Most of us will run out of time before we run out of money—so while we have time, be rich toward God. Give more, do more. In those ways, we find true life!

The real question isn't whether we're rich. It's what we do with our margin. What if you determined the percentage you lived on and stuck to it, no matter what? The rest becomes margin for generosity. Pre-decide your generosity. Set it aside upfront. Open your hands and trust the One who richly provides everything.

Money isn't the problem—making it our hope is. We are richer than we think but plagued by discontentment. The question isn't how much we have, but where we place our trust. Don't trust in riches, but in Him who richly provides!

What if Christianity wasn't defined by what we're against, but by radical generosity? Jesus became poor so we could be rich—not in wealth, but in life. How can I live with open hands, using my margin to make others' lives better?

In a world that often feels fraught with danger and uncertainty, fear has become an unwelcome companion for many of us. As we navigate fear, hold onto this truth: Because of God's great love for us, we don't have to live in fear. We can face each day with courage, knowing that we are seen, known, and deeply valued by our Heavenly Father.

Just like a small child finding strength in the hand and presence of a trusted adult, we can find the same strength in God's presence, trusting He will take care of us.

In a world full of fears, Jesus offers us something extraordinary: His peace. This isn't about escaping troubles, but finding strength in God's presence through the Holy Spirit - our Advocate, Comforter, and Helper.

The historical Christian faith is not based merely on teachings or claims, but on a historical event - the resurrection - which changes everything about how we view life, death, and our relationship with God. Why Jesus? Why NOT Jesus?!?

Jesus made some unique claims about himself and his identity. And He is unique in his love. In Christ, we learn what true love is. We learn that real love is self-sacrificial, and knows no bounds. 

In a world teeming with diverse beliefs and philosophies, one figure stands out with claims so bold and exclusive that they demand our attention. Jesus Christ, a name that has echoed through centuries, made statements about himself that were not just remarkable, but revolutionary.