Stewardship Commitment Sunday is not about giving more, but about giving more intentionally and with more love. God has already blessed you abundantly, but I’ll teach you a little trick that will make God give you even more.

We know for certain that the dead will rise. We want to be in their number. Praying for the dead can increase our Faith in Jesus, our Hope in the Resurrection, and our Love for the poor souls.

My car manual and my auto mechanic help me be a good steward. God’s law helps me be a good steward, too. I’m joined by Kay who offers a beautiful Stewardship witness talk.

When I say Stewardship, you probably think of Time, Talent, and Treasure. But Stewardship is ultimately about how we can trade the need to be in control to find a little happiness, peace, and joy. How will you be a good steward of time?

We are sometimes afraid that we will not be strong enough… and we’re right! Jesus humbly accepted his weakness and relied not on his own strength. Jesus wants to teach you how to do this.

Today we are going to illustrate the main 'point' of the Gospel using two famous works of art. God is pointing at us, not to accuse of us sin, but to invite us into relationship.

Joshua and the Disciples are both concerned about others who don’t seem to be part of our team. Jesus is more concerned with you; Are you on God’s team?

We all want to be part of a great team. But are we willing to be honest, vulnerable, and genuinely open? Jesus is, and he shows us.

Where was God on September 11, 2001? Where was God when I was suffering? He was with me and wanted to carry my burdens. I share a few stories to remind us that God really is with us.

Jesus works physical healings to open us up to receive spiritual healings. How do your ears need to be opened? How does your mouth need to be opened? Jesus is still working miracles today.