Jesus said that a person’s life does not consist of the abundance of what they posses. But, we tend to get that backwards, don’t we? In this message, James MacDonald offers a convicting and liberating message on letting go of our material possessions. 

Imagine if this were last day of your life. As you look back over the years and the choices you’ve made, what would stand out as completely worthwhile? And what would you wish you had done differently? In this message, MacDonald describes how to seize opportunities and live life according to God’s purpose. 

We get bombarded with messages all day long, each one claiming to be urgent. But what’s really important to you? In this message, James MacDonald give biblical keys to discerning the opportunities and choosing what’s worthwhile. 

What are your reasons for attending church? Is it to hear great music? To be encouraged by an uplifting sermon? To meet interesting new people? In this message, James MacDonald identifies five traits inherent in an attitude of consumerism within the church. 

There’s no denying that we live in an age of consumerism. But Jesus doesn’t want His church be that way, too. In this message, James MacDonald encourages us to follow Jesus’ example and help make the church a place of honest worship. 

It’s important to learn something from the sermon on Sundays. But if you only go to church to “get something out of it,” you’re missing the point! In this message, James MacDonald describes what it means to be a “consumer church,” and how to transform that mentality to reflect God’s heart for ministry.

It’s important to learn something from the sermon on Sundays. But if you only go to church to “get something out of it,” you’re missing the point! In this message, James MacDonald describes what it means to be a “consumer church,” and how to transform that mentality to reflect God’s heart for ministry. 

In our economy as a whole and as individuals, we’ve all experienced times of plenty and times of want. So when money is low and bills keep flooding in, how can we trust God to see us through? In this message, James MacDonald shares how face times of drought with confidence and faith. 

God has graciously blessed each of us with money and gifts. But where do we draw the fine line between enjoying material things too much or not enough? In this message, James MacDonald warns us to enjoy it carefully—or else! 

It’s tempting to think of our hard-earned cash as ours. But the Bible makes it clear that we are stewards, and everything we have is a gift from God. In this message, James MacDonald reminds us that one day, God will call us into account to find out how we’ve invested what He’s given us.