Last week we began to learn the differences between obedience over obligation. A mindset of generosity meets the needs when they arise and place our faith in God above all else. True generosity is prioritizing God, knowing the blessing is on the other side of our obedience.

Have you ever consider giving as an act of obedience and not an obligation? Sometimes, it's not about what you give, but what you are willing to give up. We hope this message invites you to reconsider the true essence of generosity and discover the joy that comes from aligning your heart with God's giving nature.

Stewardship: Learning How To Manage God's Money w/ Byron Ellis by Redemption Church

Generosity is not just about money but a mission that multiplies impact. This week we discover practical steps to cultivate a spirit of giving and embrace a lifestyle of generosity that extends beyond financial contributions. Be encouraged, giving is spiritual not financial.

Ho do we lead people to Christ? Preaching God's word will demand a response. This week one of our own missionaries, Andy Jirells, walks us through how the bible teaches us to endure the rejection while remaining faithful to the Gospel.

Did you know that a half truth is still a whole lie? Acts 13 teaches us that the Spirit Empowers us, the devil will oppose us but the word of God will continue to grow the Church. We are filled to be sent out.

Ministry is rooted in intimacy with God, every member is called to serve, and the ultimate purpose is leading people to Jesus. If you're a Christian, you have a calling and God doesn't call the qualified, He qualifies the called.

The Spiritual Discipline Of Bible Study w/ Brandon Stacey by Redemption Church

God's Peace, Presence, Provision, Protection, and Plan, reveals prayer as the conduit that connects the church to a divine power beyond our capacity. God's presence and purpose always prevails, so be encouraged. If it's not good, God's not done.

In Acts 11 we find foundational habits that contributed to the spiritual well-being of the early church. Spiritual Health is more important than numerical growth. From the parking lot to the pulpit, discover the essence of a caring, diverse, serving, patient, and generous church, where every one of us can find our unique place.