Weekend Message

Everyone loves a great comeback. When an underdog fights their way to victory, we are inspired. But the greatest comeback ever will do more than inspire us. It will change everything.

We want to see people come to faith but one of the barriers we have is the belief that people are reluctant to have spiritual conversations. That is not true. If anything, people really want to have these conversations. People are hungry to have real conversations with real people about the reality of God. People need to hear your story. Don’t hide from those who need to hear it. Stay Hungry!

Sometimes we hesitate to share our faith because of fear. Despite our fears, it’s not really as difficult as we may think to have a faith conversation. Learn how to overcome your fears and share an extraordinary message with people who need to hear about Jesus.

Jesus had one mission: to seek and save the lost. If we are going to be followers of Jesus, we need to be on the same mission. God wants to renew our concern and compassion for lost people. He wants us to be hungry.

Nobody likes to wait. It is hard and it goes against the instant gratification we’ve learned expect from our culture. The truth is waiting is a frustrating part of life and there is no way around it. However, we can trust that if we’re waiting on God, then He is working on us and has something great in store for us.

We all wish we could find more time for what really matters. We will never find more time, we can only learn to make the most of the limited time we have. To truly make the most of our time, we must grab ahold of God’s vision for our lives.

Giving can be the most rewarding action we can do with our money, but many people don’t give because a lack of trust. When we confront our fears and trust God, we can hold on to the promise that He will meet our needs.

All of us must answer one very important question when it comes to our finances: “What do I do with what God has given me?” Our understanding of who owns everything we have will determine how we answer this question.

It is normal to struggle with emotional, practical and spiritual aspects of money. However, if we learn to change our perspective from the world’s method of money management and decide to apply the principles found is God’s Word to our finances, it puts everything in focus.