As we prepare our hearts for Christmas, we must look back to see how saints of old prepared themselves. This sermon looks at Micah's prophecies of the Messiah to come and how that affected day-to-day life.

As we prepare our hearts for Christmas, we must look back to see how saints of old prepared themselves. This sermon looks at Isaiah's prophecies of the Christ-child to come and how that affected day-to-day life.

As we read through the Bible, we see a few issues consistently pop up as uniquely special to God. One group is the nations, the thousands of distinct people groups all over the world. This sermon calls the church to action in getting the gospel to the ends of the earth before it is too late.

As we read through the Bible, we see a few issues consistently pop up as uniquely special to God. One group is refugees. This sermon considers their needs and the church's responsibility to them.

As we read through the Bible, we see a few issues consistently pop up as uniquely special to God. One group is orphans. This sermon considers their needs and the church's responsibility to them.

As we read through the Bible, we see a few issues consistently pop up as uniquely special to God. One group is widows. This sermon considers their needs and the church's responsibility to them.

As we close our Money Matters series, we examine where we currently give as a church and what we could do as God brings the increase. None of it is for our own comfort but for His glory and His mission. Let's all commit to taking the next step in our giving. And find the commitment card as a PDF below.

Why do we give? Why should we give? And how much should we give? These questions often trip us up, but this sermon dispels some common misconceptions and goes after the heart in this critical discipleship area. Hint: it's all for God's glory.

God promises to take care of His children because He values them that much. That received value affects our perceived outlook on life. Listen to how that works out in our lives as we seek Him first.

Jesus addressed money more than anything else as an indicator of our spiritual maturity. And He drove it to the heart level, which is where everything else in our lives flows from. Listen to Jesus piercingly search our often materialistic hearts