It’s our most limited commodity: time. We waste it. We bide it. We spend it every day…and just like real-life currency, how we spend our time is an incredible (and telling) lens through which we can assess our values. Based on the book by the same title, during this four-week series, we will explore one of the most common struggles that afflicts all people (and especially those seeking to be faithful in all things): how to use the time that God has given us in the most productive, effective, and fruitful way.

Week 4 is based on the scripture from James 5:7-8.

It’s our most limited commodity: time. We waste it. We bide it. We spend it every day…and just like real-life currency, how we spend our time is an incredible (and telling) lens through which we can assess our values. Based on the book by the same title, during this four-week series, we will explore one of the most common struggles that afflicts all people (and especially those seeking to be faithful in all things): how to use the time that God has given us in the most productive, effective, and fruitful way.

Week 3 is based on the scripture from Philippians 4:10-13.

It’s our most limited commodity: time. We waste it. We bide it. We spend it every day…and just like real-life currency, how we spend our time is an incredible (and telling) lens through which we can assess our values. Based on the book by the same title, during this four-week series, we will explore one of the most common struggles that afflicts all people (and especially those seeking to be faithful in all things): how to use the time that God has given us in the most productive, effective, and fruitful way.

Week 3 is based on the scripture from Philippians 4:10-13.

It’s our most limited commodity: time. We waste it. We bide it. We spend it every day…and just like real-life currency, how we spend our time is an incredible (and telling) lens through which we can assess our values. Based on the book by the same title, during this four-week series, we will explore one of the most common struggles that afflicts all people (and especially those seeking to be faithful in all things): how to use the time that God has given us in the most productive, effective, and fruitful way.

Week 2 is based on the scripture from Genesis 2:1-3.

It’s our most limited commodity: time. We waste it. We bide it. We spend it every day…and just like real-life currency, how we spend our time is an incredible (and telling) lens through which we can assess our values. Based on the book by the same title, during this four-week series, we will explore one of the most common struggles that afflicts all people (and especially those seeking to be faithful in all things): how to use the time that God has given us in the most productive, effective, and fruitful way.

Week 2 is based on the scripture from Genesis 2:1-3.

It’s our most limited commodity: time. We waste it. We bide it. We spend it every day…and just like real-life currency, how we spend our time is an incredible (and telling) lens through which we can assess our values. Based on the book by the same title, during this four-week series, we will explore one of the most common struggles that afflicts all people (and especially those seeking to be faithful in all things): how to use the time that God has given us in the most productive, effective, and fruitful way.

Week 1 is based on the scripture from Mark 1:32-35.

It’s our most limited commodity: time. We waste it. We bide it. We spend it every day…and just like real-life currency, how we spend our time is an incredible (and telling) lens through which we can assess our values. Based on the book by the same title, during this four-week series, we will explore one of the most common struggles that afflicts all people (and especially those seeking to be faithful in all things): how to use the time that God has given us in the most productive, effective, and fruitful way.

Week 1 is based on the scripture from Mark 1:32-35.

Eyes that see and ears the hear: this was Jesus’ desire for his followers – that we would perceive his truth and learn his lessons from the “signs” that continue to surround us.  Fittingly then, following the beautiful Hallelujahs of Easter, we will dive into a three-week series inspired by the world famous marquee sign at the El Arroyo Restaurant in Austin. 

This message is based on the scripture from 2 Corinthians 12:6-10.

Eyes that see and ears the hear: this was Jesus’ desire for his followers – that we would perceive his truth and learn his lessons from the “signs” that continue to surround us.  Fittingly then, following the beautiful Hallelujahs of Easter, we will dive into a three-week series inspired by the world famous marquee sign at the El Arroyo Restaurant in Austin. 

This message is based on the scripture from 2 Corinthians 12:6-10.

Eyes that see and ears the hear: this was Jesus’ desire for his followers – that we would perceive his truth and learn his lessons from the “signs” that continue to surround us.  Fittingly then, following the beautiful Hallelujahs of Easter, we will dive into a three-week series inspired by the world famous marquee sign at the El Arroyo Restaurant in Austin. 

This message is based on the scripture from 2 Corinthians 4:16-18.