Elisha Freeman – Our sermon series has moved us through the topic of Generosity. God and Jesus set the example of generosity for us to follow. Generosity takes many forms: generous with our time, energy, and possessions. This morning we will walk through 2 Corinthians 8-9 to take principles to apply on how we can be generous with the money God has given.

Elisha Freeman – While God wants our time, money, and energy to further the kingdom, there is one possession of ours that God desires above all. It its the one possession that determines any and all responses to God and what He teaches.

Elisha Freeman – Jesus is flanked by a ‘great crowd’ as he approaches the town of Nain. As he reaches the city gate, he is met by widow, a funeral procession, and a large crowd. What happens when two large but very different crowds meet at the gate?

Elisha Freeman – In Deuteronomy, Israel was on the shores of the Jordan River, preparing to cross over. However, before she could go forward, she had to go backwards. Backwards in her mind, heart, and experience. Backwards to “remember” God, specifically God’s generosity. Before we can move forward with our One Family campaign, we must go backward to remember the same!

Adam Hudson – Since January we as a congregation have been reading God’s word, something from the Old Testament, Psalms, Proverbs, and New Testament each day. Psalms 119:160 states the sum of God’s word is truth, and John 17:17 states “Sanctify them in the truth, Thy word is truth.” Every page of the Bible screams “I love you” – God’s love for people. Our faith response is based on understanding His love and faithfulness.

Elisha Freeman, Spanish Translation by Medardo Gomez – As we embark on the One Family Campaign, how and where we start is as important as where we end. This morning we will go through the reminders of the importance and power of prayer.

Elisha Freeman – According to Psalm 46:1, our response to uncertainty is to not fear. How do we arrive to such a place where we are confident enough to not fear? This morning we will walk through Psalm 46 to get our answers.

Dale Jenkins – This morning we are going to wrestle with bold questions: What if the secret to church health and growth isn’t a new program, a new method, or a new strategy—but a new mindset? What if the real breakthrough doesn’t start on a calendar or in a committee, but in the way we think about the future for this church? And what if changing that mindset could change everything?