What inheritance would you like your children's children to receive? What we aim to leave behind after we die sets the course for how we intend to live. The key to leaving a legacy is understanding the principle of stewardship. Plan for your legacy.

Debt is common. The overwhelming majority of U.S. adults owe money in some way, shape, or form. Debt is stressful, but in order to relieve that stress, you have to do what God says to do: pay your debt and live on the rest.

Our beliefs and our behavior about money drive and dictate how we deal with money. Much of your financial life is probably driven by beliefs that you aren’t even aware you have. These beliefs heavily influence your financial behavior. We are to be givers. It is what we were designed to do. Getting out of debt, creating a plan, and finding satisfaction with what you have can open up space in your finances to be more generous. They are pursuits worth chasing.

the story of the prodigal son

God allows setbacks in our lives to get us ready for comebacks so that his glory can be amplified in our lives. We are more than conquerers through Jesus Christ.

We've been commanded to live a Jesus way of life We are to put off our old self, be renewed in the spirit of our mind, and put on the new self. Choose to walk in new life, and show love to our neighbors.

If we desire to imitate Jesus, we need to be men and women of deep compassion! We can't love our neighbor without having compassion. Compassionate acts flow from compassionate people.

Pastor Hubbard explores the question, "What makes a good neighbor?". Doing life with people is essential in being a good neighbor. Loving our neighbor requires action. What are you doing to be a good neighbor?

Problems are inevitable. When problems come into our lives, it's not because God is trying to punish us. Your problems are full of purpose. When we experience problems, God is providing us the opportunity to see where our faith is in comparison to where it should be, and to make adjustments to our faith accordingly. Count it all joy.

Loving our neighbors requires us to be vulnerable, but don't let fear hinder you from engaging your neighbors or others in your community. When are you most likely to ignore an opportunity to show love to a neighbor? Real love is inconvenient and embraces interruptions...even if it groans a bit when they come.