Nothing causes us to grow in our dependence on God more than pushing through our inadequacies to help other people.

Gaining knowledge is not enough to grow our faith. Without applying our knowledge, we’ll stop growing.

When you make a financial donation to Be Rich, every penny supports the needs and efforts of these organizations. Your contribution will fund projects that are game changers for our nonprofits and life changers for the people they serve. Together, we can make a difference!

Trusting God with your leftovers leaves you hungry and unsatisfied. We can have a lot of excuses on why we can’t, shouldn’t, or won’t give. Whatever excuse or explanation we use…it’s depending on our own understanding. We’ll find that we’re called to more than trusting in ourselves.

If our money could talk, what would it tell us? You might be shocked to find that what our money would say is pretty close to what Jesus did say—and what we should still consider today.

We inherited and built our version of the local church on what was passed down from the previous generation of Jesus followers. In turn, we are now the stewards of the local church for the next generation.

In order to maximize our potential and fulfill our mission as a church, everyone should serve somewhere. What would it take to reverse the trend of a declining church in America? What our church will look like in 15 years depends on us adults.

There is a gap that exists between who we want to be and who we actually are—it’s part of the human condition. Experiencing God’s best isn’t about sin avoidance. It’s about transformation.

There is a gap that exists between who we want to be and who we actually are—it’s part of the human condition. The apostle Paul says that if we are in Christ, our sin nature has no more power over us… but it still has as much influence over our lives as we choose to give it.

Our human condition is the state in which we exist and live. The apostle Paul shows us that this tension is bigger than we are and we can’t fix it on our own. The problem of sin within us required the power of God beyond us.