Our money and how we handle it is important to God because it is so closely related to what is going on in our heart.

We all need to change and grow, but the way we make resolutions often determines if we will succeed or not.

One of the divisions that Jesus came to do away with was the distinction between Jew and Gentile. God's heart always has been for all nations to know Him!

There are several passages in Scripture that have been used over the years to silence women in the church and downplay the value of the gifts that God has placed in them. This message looks a little deeper at what was intended by those verses.

God's desire has always been for His image to be represented to the world through men and women serving together in unity.

Going through the waters of baptism makes us participants in the very death, burial and resurrection of Jesus. He frees us from the power of sin and gives his life.

When Jesus declared "it is finished", one of the things He did was completely destroy the power of sin in our lives.

When Jesus said, "It is finished", it changed things for eternity and continues to produce life in us today.

God cares more about our willingness than the value of what we do or don't have to give.

Generosity produces great things in our lives, but there is a special blessing associated with giving to our local church. What is the Biblical standard for giving and what does it produce in us?