God’s generosity toward us is meant to become the source of our generosity toward others. Paul points to the Macedonian believers as a vivid picture of people so moved by grace that they gave eagerly, even in hardship. When our hearts are captured by God’s love, generosity stops feeling like pressure and starts becoming joy. This message invites us to let His grace overflow through us in how we give and live.

What does a generous, selfless life in Christ look like? Paul sees himself as one disciple of Jesus in a long line of disciples of Jesus and he reminds us that it’s our turn. Listen in to learn how to take your next step!

Money is an area of our lives that can pierce us with grief or testify to our trust in Jesus. What can we learn from a widow's small gift about living a generous life? Listen in to find out!

In this episode, we get to hear Cam Rancudo share in a warm, down-to-earth conversation about developing a Kingdom-minded posture of generosity. Let's see what it means to live open-handed with our time, attention, and God-given gifts.

Our students get the opportunity to stretch their leadership muscles today as they preach through Philippians 1:1-11 about the mind of Christ. Be blessed as you learn what the Lord is teaching these incredible students!

Today we answer some of your questions about Heaven while studying how the apostle Peter tells us to live in light of eternity. 

How do we actually live in the tension between the “already” and the “not yet”? What does it really mean to set our minds on things above instead of the things of this world? Join us as we talk about how letting Heaven capture your focus can let Christ shape your everyday life.

Everybody spends eternity somewhere and Christ is the decisive path. Hear why Jesus says our hearts shouldn't be troubled and what the believer's future will be like.

Join us as guest speaker, Rob Rienow talks about how God uses family relationships and multi-generational disciple-making to impact the world for Christ.

How would you live if you knew exactly when Jesus was returning? Would that knowledge affect your relationships, attitude, and schedule? In the conclusion of our 1 Thessalonians series, the apostle Paul shows us what it looks like to live for eternity.