Stewardship

In the year 2000, when LeAnn and I went from one kid to two, we knew we needed to upgrade the family car from […]

When my soon-to-graduate-high-school son was only 18 months old, he wanted to be involved with whatever his parents or older siblings were doing. If […]

When LeAnn and I moved to Waverly, we were invited to join the W-SR Booster Club as the "Girls Cross Country Representatives" because our […]

Years ago, I sat in a car listening to a pastor friend share about the struggles of his marriage. Tim* and his wife were […]

A couple of months ago, I heard about a book entitled The River Church by Larry Walkemeyer. When I learned that the driving force […]

Happy Post-Easter week! If you joined us this past Sunday, I'm so glad you could celebrate the resurrection of Jesus with us. But as […]

As we conclude our Being a STEWARD series, we look at the D, considering how to be dedicated to the Master.

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 in

by Erin Bird Last Sunday, we launched a new message series called Putting Go Back in the Gospel. In this series, we will be looking […]