As we wrap up our series we look at the broken relationship between humans and the created order. As we try to find a way out of the meaningless scratching for survival that ends in death, we find that Jesus's redemption means living with real purpose.

As we work through the third Broken Relationship from Genesis three, we find the relationship to the other is broken. Adam moves from a place of oneness to blame and separation. We still allow such division but Redemption calls us to do better.

As we examine the church's role in redeeming the broken relationships from Genesis 3, we find that the broken relationship between the person and himself/herself, is often overlooked. Authenticity begins by believing that we are God's Masterpiece and are perfectly suited for the work He has for us.

As we examine the Church's role in helping to bring redemption to the broken relationship between God and people we find the essence of the New Covenant and what that means to us.

As we look at how to manage our money in our daily lives, we find God's intense focus on caring for the poor. Though we can't track down every detail on how we should manage our money in the Bible we can determine that we must steward our resources with generosity. As God is generous with us, we much be generous with others.

What is the Tithe? Good Question. It's actually not what you think. We walk through how a Non-Jewish, Christian should give to the church.

We begin our honest approach to what the Bible says about money with the realization that when God talks about our money, He's talking about our heart. He's far less concerned with our checking account than He is with how we steward our very lives.

As we examine Isaiah's poetry about the Messiah, we find a world of Peace. We find natural born enemies no longer in conflict. We find the world we not only desire to live in, but the world we are called to help create.

Isaiah stood in the wreckage of a dream and dared to hope for something better. His courage draws us into the deep hope that believes that Jesus didn't only break into history as a baby, but intends to break back in to make all things right.

Anthony of Egypt taught us how to leave the polarizing debates that destroy our culture. As we look at his life and his culture we're drawn to the way Jesus refused to be dragged into binary debates at the expense of real people.