In 1859, a lot of people were entertained by Charles Blondin's walk across Niagara Falls on a tightrope, but none of them put their trust in him. Sadly, that describes the state of so many people in our churches today: so often entertained by God without ever trusting in him, especially when it comes to our resources. But as we learn in the interesting story of how God tested Abraham with his most prized resource - his only son, Isaac - the provision of God doesn't come before a decision for God. In the area of finances, trusting God as our provider means deciding to open our hand in generosity toward others.

In 1859, a lot of people were entertained by Charles Blondin's walk across Niagara Falls on a tightrope, but none of them put their trust in him. Sadly, that describes the state of so many people in our churches today: so often entertained by God without ever trusting in him, especially when it comes to our resources. But as we learn in the interesting story of how God tested Abraham with his most prized resource - his only son, Isaac - the provision of God doesn't come before a decision for God. In the area of finances, trusting God as our provider means deciding to open our hand in generosity toward others.

In 1859, a lot of people were entertained by Charles Blondin's walk across Niagara Falls on a tightrope, but none of them put their trust in him. Sadly, that describes the state of so many people in our churches today: so often entertained by God without ever trusting in him, especially when it comes to our resources. But as we learn in the interesting story of how God tested Abraham with his most prized resource - his only son, Isaac - the provision of God doesn't come before a decision for God. In the area of finances, trusting God as our provider means deciding to open our hand in generosity toward others.

In our culture, size matters. As we'll see in this message, it matters to God, too, but in a completely different way than it does to man. We try to be bigger than we are so that we can feel important, but when we understand how small we really are in comparison to God and the universe he created, we'll begin to realize that our value doesn't come from our size. It comes from being small but still being seen by God and safe in his arms. You and I were worth finding and worth protecting.

In our culture, size matters. As we'll see in this message, it matters to God, too, but in a completely different way than it does to man. We try to be bigger than we are so that we can feel important, but when we understand how small we really are in comparison to God and the universe he created, we'll begin to realize that our value doesn't come from our size. It comes from being small but still being seen by God and safe in his arms. You and I were worth finding and worth protecting.

In our culture, size matters. As we'll see in this message, it matters to God, too, but in a completely different way than it does to man. We try to be bigger than we are so that we can feel important, but when we understand how small we really are in comparison to God and the universe he created, we'll begin to realize that our value doesn't come from our size. It comes from being small but still being seen by God and safe in his arms. You and I were worth finding and worth protecting.

In our culture, size matters. As we'll see in this message, it matters to God, too, but in a completely different way than it does to man. We try to be bigger than we are so that we can feel important, but when we understand how small we really are in comparison to God and the universe he created, we'll begin to realize that our value doesn't come from our size. It comes from being small but still being seen by God and safe in his arms. You and I were worth finding and worth protecting.

Most of us would never think we're hoarders (you know, those "crazy" people on that tv show!), but most of us live unsatisfied lives because we're afraid that we'll never have enough or that we'll eventually lose whatever "enough" we think we have. In the first part of a brand new series, Paul shows us how the most foundational FACT of what Jesus accomplished on the cross is big enough to allow us to rest our lives in it. Come learn the power of a little Greek word that had massive implications.

Most of us would never think we're hoarders (you know, those "crazy" people on that tv show!), but most of us live unsatisfied lives because we're afraid that we'll never have enough or that we'll eventually lose whatever "enough" we think we have. In the first part of a brand new series, Paul shows us how the most foundational FACT of what Jesus accomplished on the cross is big enough to allow us to rest our lives in it. Come learn the power of a little Greek word that had massive implications.

Most of us would never think we're hoarders (you know, those "crazy" people on that tv show!), but most of us live unsatisfied lives because we're afraid that we'll never have enough or that we'll eventually lose whatever "enough" we think we have. In the first part of a brand new series, Paul shows us how the most foundational FACT of what Jesus accomplished on the cross is big enough to allow us to rest our lives in it. Come learn the power of a little Greek word that had massive implications.