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Last week, we looked at the concept of generous giving. But if you give generously, how will you have enough for yourself?

Last week, we looked at the concept of generous giving. But if you give generously, how will you have enough for yourself?

The natural inclination of many people is to get as much as you can for yourself. But good stewards of God’s money know He wants us to give it generously to help others.

The Bible doesn’t teach us how to acquire massive wealth, nor encourage us to recklessly spend. Rather, God teaches through the Scriptures that we are to be “stewards” of what He had given us. This introductory blog post to our new “Being A STEWARD” series sets the stage for the next seven weeks.

The high point of the Christian calendar is upon us. It began four days ago with Palm Sunday and finishes up this coming Sunday […]

This week, we conclude our One Though series from Romans 12 by looking at verse 13, considering the power of showing hospitality.

My bachelor’s degree is in Music. My alma mater only offered two types of Music degrees: piano or vocal emphasis. Because God did not […]

We all have or are currently facing struggles. But how does a Christ-follower suffer for God’s glory?

Our “One Thought from Romans 12” series takes us into a conversation about biblical hope and joy.

Romans 12:11 tells Christians to be “fervent” in spirit. But what exactly does that mean?

Christians are called to compete against one another. What’s the game? Honor.

Romans 12:10 tells Christians to “love one another with brotherly love.” But what exactly does that look like?

Right after telling us to “love” genuinely, Romans 12:9 tells us to “hate.” What are we supposed to “abhor”?