Everything has been given to us by God. We are called to demonstrate our love to others, and to God. What is the ultimate test of your love for God? The answer is given in 2 Corinthians 8:1-12. David denHartog explains this passage and the ultimate test.
David denHartog teaches from 2 Corinthians 9:5-11a on “grace-giving.” Grace-giving is separate from tithe giving. This passage outlines four characteristics of grace-giving.
Dean Elliott continues teaching about tithing; from Hebrews 7:1-10. What is a tithe? Why is the tithe 10%?
Nursery rhymes are intended to help children learn about our world in fun and memorable ways. The book of Proverbs is intended to help us learn the basics of a wise person. In this sermon, Dean Elliott explains Proverbs 3, focusing on verses 9 and 10. Do you know what it means to tithe?
Join David denHartog, Dean Elliott, and Bobby de la Garza as they explain the NEXT GENERATION NOW stewardship campaign. They answer three important questions: 1. What we are going to do? 2. Why are we going to do it now? 3. What do we want you to do about it? How can you participate?
David denHartog teaches from I Corinthians 14 and explains the difference between the spiritual gifts of prophecy and speaking in tongues. We all come to church with deep needs. God uses others in the church to meet those needs, through spiritual gifts.
David denHartog begins with a question: What do you think of when you hear “church?” The church exists to make disciples – to become disciples and to make disciples. In other words, to build up the church. In I Corinthians 14, Paul gives three factors that are necessary for building up the people within the […]
Dean Elliott teaches from I Corinthians 13, explaining it within its context. God’s DNA is love, and this is what love looks like. It is better than any Spiritual gift. Dean also explains last week’s sermon title, “Fingerprints.” When the Holy Spirit picks you up, by the gifts of the Spirit, and carries you away, he […]
Dean Elliott continues teaching from I Corinthians. It seems as though the Corinthians have asked Paul, “How can we make ourselves more spiritual?” Paul answers the question in Chapter 12, emphasizing that no matter what your gift-mix, all of it is wasted if you do it just for you.
David denHartog explains the birth announcement that God delivered at the birth of His son, Jesus.