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This week we wrap up our series on generosity but with the final note that it's not really about money, it's about you're heart. God loves a cheerful giver and through his word we learn that it comes down to do we really trust God or not with all of our life, especially our finances. Getting into the practical we land in a place where there's some easy practical steps in becoming more like Jesus being generous with all of our lives.
We have a guest speaker this week as we jump back in to Making Change where Eddie talks about giving for a different purpose. Yes we do talk about money in this series, but it is more about our heart tackling the purpose of why we do what we do. Join us as we see that giving is more about gifting grace than just giving money.
This week we take a break from our giving series and have a guest speak EL Jones preach. He preached at our men's retreat and reminds us of some needed truths of being filled with joy through Jesus and being connected to Jesus.
Today we’re looking at Matthew 6 and the challenge of changing our priorities. Jesus reminds us not to live consumed by worry, stress, or chasing after things that never truly satisfy. Instead, He calls us to seek Him first and trust that He’ll take care of what we need. This message is all about what happens when Jesus moves from being part of our lives to being our first priority.
We kick off a new series this week diving into the teachings of Jesus challenging us to make a change in our lives. It is a series about generosity, but more importantly a change of heart. Join us this week as we look to Jesus for the fulfillment of our desires and making Him the greatest treasure.
Experiencing God's goodness is directly tied to spiritual alignment: recognizing Jesus as divine and following God's will enables one to witness His goodness, while rejecting Jesus or altering God's will prevents it.
Ever felt like life is just "off" despite your best efforts? In this episode, we tackle the heavy question: If God is good, why is the world so broken? We explore the idea that the world's pain isn't a design flaw, but a distortion caused by sin like rust corrupting metal. While we all play a part in this brokenness, there is incredible hope in the reality that God didn't stay distant; He stepped directly into the mess through Jesus to rescue and redeem us.
God is the source of all morality. What is in harmony with God’s character is “good” and everything that departs from it is “evil”.
The resurrection of Jesus serves as historical evidence that God is truly real and good. It serves as a powerful reminder that death and evil don’t get the final word because God is personally present in our lives and is still working to restore everything.
This week’s message was all about how a transformed life lets go of the natural urge for revenge and instead trusts God to be the one who eventually sets things right. We looked at Romans 12:19-21 to see that true victory isn't found in getting even, but by choosing radical kindness and grace, just like Jesus did for us .
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