Some argue that the Tithe is strictly an old covenant principle. That because we are no longer “under the law” they assume the Tithe doesn’t apply to us. However, the principle of the Tithe far predates the law. What we are redeemed from is the curse of not tithing. Scripture says “Christ has redeemed us from the curse of the law.” (Galatians 3:1) But, there is a life of blessing the Lord has for us that is only accessed through the Tithe.

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God’s economy works differently from man’s economy. There are principles of generosity that produce an increase in our lives. A life that is unifying, freeing, loving, strategic, intentional, and missional. It’s a life fully supplied by God– spirit, soul, and body. In other words, there is a joy to our generosity. 

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So, let’s talk about money. Yes, money can be a sore subject in church, but Scripture says a lot about the subject. We have to ask ourselves, “If we really believe God has our best interests in mind and He has some stuff about money, should we spend time listening to what He has to say?” Our answer is yes! The truth is that God not only calls us to a life of radical generosity, but He also calls us to excessive increase. God wants to teach us to both give and receive from Him. But, it can only be done His way.

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God wants you to grow in the gifts He placed in you. But growth isn’t automatic and only happens in the confines of the One who gave us those gifts. One of the biggest ways we develop is simply by showing up and sacrificing time to put God’s kingdom above our priorities. When we set time aside to put God first, we, in turn, grow into the person He created us to be.

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God is calling us to Himself. He’s calling us to embrace a relationship with Him and spend time in His word. But, throughout the centuries, people have made excuses and wrongly prioritized things in their lives of God.

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But thanks be to God, who gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ. (1 Corinthians 15:57) Faith thanks God for His promises based on His word, not based on what we see. And it’s a grateful heart that opens the door for God to do more in our lives.

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One of the biggest topics in this election is our border security. Does the Bible have anything to say about border security? Should we have an opinion as followers of Jesus? In this message, Pastor Cory walks through what the Scripture has to say about this critical issue. 

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We’ve been talking in this series about WHAT are you voting for. Not WHO. Elections aren’t personality contests. We aren’t electing a pastor, a counselor, or a life coach. We’re electing a person competent to instill godly policy in our communities. It is a poly of the devil to get our eyes off of the values and on to a person. In this message, Pastor Cory dives deeper into the agendas of both parties and what we as Christians should support.

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Did you know Jesus specifically addressed the modern debate of socialism vs capitalism? He made some obvious statements about both systems and the pros and cons of each. Why is this important? Because we live in a country where we get to vote for the economic policies we want to be implemented in our country. We have a voice in what our lives and the lives of our children and grandchildren will look like. And our choice matters. So, as followers of Jesus, we should be informed about Jesus’ thoughts on the matter.

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In our post-modern secularized society, there are a lot of skewed views on sexuality. Whether it’s LGBTQ+ rights, gender identity, or the growing acceptance of porn usage, Scripture lays out the clear way that leads to life. God was very intentional in His design and when give way to alternative truths, it opens the door to the destruction in our lives. The devil comes to steal, kill, and destroy (John 10:10) in every area of our lives including sexuality but God’s way leads to freedom.

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