Getting lost in unimportant things seems to be the mantra of today. Religious people can get lost in dogma and ritual. Materialistic people can get lost in their stuff. Distracted people can get lost in…anything. Jesus challenges all of us to evaluate what’s most important.

How do you want to be remembered? In His last seven days, Jesus gave us some wonderful insight as to how we are to remember Him. Jesus is King. Is it true? What makes this true? If true, what does it mean for you?

How do you know if you have abundant life? When have you arrived? The key is not in how much you get but in what you generously give. There is great freedom when we trust God enough to live generously.

We spend so much time at work. If the financial incentive was removed, what remains? Abundant life requires a vision of work that goes far beyond money.

Financial freedom is a result of wise financial decisions. You don’t need a financial degree to prosper, but you do need to make wise choices. This message will identify six wise financial behaviors that will lead to radical financial freedom.

Many of our financial woes come from our attachment to things. We want to own and possess but it doesn't make us happy. What if there is a simpler and more effective way to happiness?

When we focus on financial problems we often make them worse. What if the solution to our greatest financial worries comes not from fixing our problems but in being set free from the fixation?

Life requires money. Therefore, any discussion of abundant life must include a discussion about our finances. How does God view our financial affairs and what is His role? Do we trust Him? Avoid Him? Do we keep discussions of faith and money far apart? This series will challenge us to consider how we view God and our money.

Being filled is much more than what you take in. In fact, our bias toward consumption can get in the way of something far more satisfying. What if our desire for more is actually a misinterpretation of our desire to give?

In a society of speed, stress, and emotional demands, it’s easy to be
running on empty. How can we replenish and be filled, so we can
avoid the pitfalls of an empty soul?