In week 4 of our Multiply series, we're looking at 2 Corinthians 8:1-15. Where we give our money is where we give our heart. Generosity is at the heart of the gospel itself, and it's a test for us to see how much we trust God, love others, and how mature we are in our belief that Jesus gave up the riches of heaven and became poor so that we could gain his eternal riches. Thanks for listening!

In week 4 of our Multiply series, we're looking at 2 Corinthians 8:1-15. Where we give our money is where we give our heart. Generosity is at the heart of the gospel itself, and it's a test for us to see how much we trust God, love others, and how mature we are in our belief that Jesus gave up the riches of heaven and became poor so that we could gain his eternal riches. Thanks for listening!

We're continuing our Multiply series this week by studying Isaiah 2:2-5. God's presence is better than everything we chase after on our own. We think we can reach the mountaintop experience, but only God's presence can satisfy. His presence is with his people, so as we enter into his presence, we reflect that to others. Let's live on mission for him this week by bringing others up the mountain with us!

Today we continue in our sermon series Multiply by studying Jeremiah 29. Pastor Michael brings a powerful message on reaching the city and being cultural leaders as followers of Christ. If we want to reach our city we must be God's vehicle of blessing for those in the city. We hope this message challenges and encourages you to seek the city! Thanks for listening.

Today we're starting a new series called Multiply by studying Psalm 67 together. We've been blessed by God with the gospel and material possessions. If we want to keep God's blessings, we have to learn to leverage them for his glory among the nations. We hope this message challenges and encourages you to live more like Jesus! Thanks for listening.

Today we study Psalm 95 with guest speaker, Pastor Chris Gaynor, from The Summit Church in RDU, NC. He will challenge you to examine how you are maintaining a grateful heart that delights in God. Thank you for listening!

This week we finish Esther in chapters 8-10. We see how violence gave the Jews rest from their enemies in this story, but how that foreshadows a greater rest that Jesus would win for his people. He would allow violence to befall him, rather than his enemies. And we're his enemies. His grace conquered our greatest enemy on our behalf.

As we continue in Esther chapters 5-7, we'll see that the only identity worth having is the identity God gives us. Esther finally steps into who she is as one of God's people, and he uses her to deliver the remnant of Jews throughout the Persian empire. Haman, on the other hand, is consumed with pride. He tries to find his identity in something that leads to destruction. We hope you'll check out this message from Esther, and that it challenges and encourages you to grow deeper into your relationship with Jesus. The identity he gives you is the only one worth having.

This week we dive back into Esther, chapters 3-4. We see Esther finally recognize that it's her moment. God is giving her a choice: step into the moment for his purpose, or continue to live for her own purposes. We have the same choice. Will we live for God, or ourselves? Thanks for listening. We hope this challenges and encourages you in your walk with Jesus!

Today we dove into Romans 8 with guest speaker, Pastor Gary Rivers from Mercy Hill Church. Join us as we look at how God makes Christlike people through all things. Thank you for listening!