In the final week of our stewardship series, we turn to what may be our most limited and most revealing resource: time.

Drawing from Acts 2:42–47, this sermon explores the early church’s intentional rhythms—worship, shared meals, prayer, generosity—and what they teach us about how we order our days. Time is not just something to manage; it is something to steward with purpose.

We consider four invitations: growing deeper with God, investing in real community, serving through acts of mercy, and practicing Sabbath in a culture that resists rest. If we are mortal and cannot do everything, then our choices about time become spiritual decisions.

What might change if we lived not as “human doings,” but as human beings—trusting that even of time, there is enough?