Tab Church Podcast

We are blessed to have resources beyond our daily needs. Biblically, we are rich. We should view our blessings as something to steward not possess. As we live a generous lifestyle we store up eternal rewards but we also experience a life free from the entrapments of this world.

We are blessed to have resources beyond our daily needs. Biblically, we are rich. We should view our blessings as something to steward not possess. As we live a generous lifestyle we store up eternal rewards but we also experience a life free from the entrapments of this world.

We are blessed to have resources beyond our daily needs. Biblically, we are rich. We should view our blessings as something to steward not possess. As we live a generous lifestyle we store up eternal rewards but we also experience a life free from the entrapments of this world.

Listen as Pastor Craig talks about pushing through boundaries and reads in the book of Matthew.

Listen as Pastor Craig wraps up Jeremiah and concludes our sermon series Bird's Eye View.

Listen as Pete and Emily Johnson talk about their work with Rancho El Camino in La Paz Mexico and lead us in continuing our read through Jeremiah.

God sees the complete view of human history and far beyond into eternity. His fulfilled promises in the short game should give us confidence that He never leaves a promise undone. While aspects of Jeremiah's prophetic word from God were complete in 537 B.C. there are other fulfilments that are yet to come. God has demonstrated the ultimate commitment to His word through Jesus so we can have a confident hope that Old Testament prophecies that remain incomplete will one day be fulfilled. It's just a matter of time.

Join us as we continue taking a look at Jeremiah.

God's authority over all things should be a reoccurring thought. It's easy to forget when life feels out of control. We'll continue to look at God's bird's eye view this weekend to be reminded that God is in control.

It's a new year of ministry and a new series to boot! We'll be jumping into the book of Jeremiah this weekend by looking at a hard word that needed to be delivered unfiltered!