Sermons | Local Church in Wabash, Indiana | Bachelor Creek

We are called to be rich toward God, but God doesn’t merely what something from us. He wants something FOR us. Solomon ends the Rich Toward God series reminding us that God wants the same thing as us when it comes to our money.

In week 3 of the Rich Toward God Series, Solomon challenges us to see our resources as God sees them and to respond in the way that God would respond.

For many of us, one of the most difficult things to trust God in is our financial resources. God wants us to be faithful with our money, and one of the ways we show this faithfulness is through giving generously.

Throughout the gospels, Jesus talks a lot about money! He wants His people to have abundant life and speaks into things that try to derail people from having that kind of life in Him. Solomon begins the series, Rich Toward God, by looking at what it means to trust God with our money.

As a follower of Jesus, there is one destination that we are all moving towards. Solomon discusses this and more in the final sermon of the Followship series.

At Bachelor Creek, we are about one thing: Following Jesus. And we recognize that the same Spirit that was within Jesus is also within His followers. In this message, Nate Plyler looks at what this means for us today and how we can serve like Jesus served.

Has there ever been a question that you felt like you needed to ask someone that you didn’t have the courage to ask them? As we continue the Followship series, Solomon challenges us to confidently invest and invite others into a life-changing relationship with Jesus because God is more concerned about the lost and He is about the found.

What is the cost of giving? Ryan Keim takes a look at this question from a biblical perspective in week 6 of the Followship series.

At Bachelor Creek, our mission is to make and grow disciples of Jesus which is taken directly from Matthew 28:19-20. So what does it look like to grow in Christ? This week in the Followship series, Solomon shows us that growth in Christ comes in doing life together.

Solomon continues the series on Followship by discussing what it means to connect with God daily. What is your motivation in connecting with God on a regular basis?