Bring the whole tithe into the storehouse

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Bring the whole tithe into the storehouse

When We Give, Part 1

May 5, 2024 • Tyler Crosson • Malachi 3:6–12

Give

In this first message in our new series "When We Give," we explore the connection between our financial stewardship and our spiritual lives. Pastor Tyler delves into the Biblical principles of money management, emphasizing that our approach to finances should reflect our trust and surrender to God's will. Through personal anecdotes and scriptural references, including a deep dive into Malachi 3, the message challenges us to view our possessions and financial decisions as integral to our spiritual obedience and relationship with God. Join us as we uncover how embracing God's guidance on finances can lead to greater spiritual fulfillment and freedom.

Questions for Reflection:

• What challenges do you face when trying to align your financial practices with biblical teachings, and how do you address them?

• Reflect on a time when you felt God guiding your financial decisions. How did that experience impact your understanding of stewardship?

Invest in Heaven

May 26, 2024 • Tyler Crosson • Matthew 6:19–21, Malachi 3:10, Hebrews 13:14

In this impactful message titled "Invest in Heaven," we explore the profound significance of giving and how it reflects the condition of our hearts. Jesus’ words challenge us to consider where we invest our resources: in temporary earthly possessions or eternal heavenly treasures. While we can't take anything from this life with us to Heaven, we can invest in Heaven by dedicating ourselves to God's work here on earth. This sermon highlights the transformative power of trusting God with our finances and demonstrates that where our treasure is, there our heart will be also. Discover the true essence of faith in action as we learn to invest in eternal rewards and draw closer to God. Questions for Reflection: • What are the practical ways you are investing in Heaven during this life on earth? • Which of the following list of reasons to give that Tyler read stuck out to you the most? Why? 1. It provides for God’s house 2. It tells God I trust Him 3. It creates margin in my life for God to fill 4. It reminds me that I am not my source 5. It connects my money to Kingdom purpose 6. It gives our jobs eternal significance 7. It transforms my money into a seed 8. It breaks greed and self-reliance off of our hearts 9. It lets everything else in my life know God is first

Giving With A Heart of Delight

May 19, 2024 • Tyler Crosson • Proverbs 15:16, 1 Timothy 6:8–10, 2 Corinthians 9:6–13, Psalm 37:4, Hebrews 13:5

While this series focuses on financial resources, Pastor Tyler begins with an important question: Do you delight in God? Through a thoughtful exploration of biblical passages on giving, Tyler challenges us to reflect on the type of givers we are. Giving, according to scripture, is an act of obedience, but how often does obedience bring us true joy? God's invitation is to let your obedience and gratitude guide your giving. When we do, we find that the more our hearts delight in God, the more our desires align with His, and we realize we lack nothing. Jesus invites us to a journey of delighting in God, steering clear of a lesser story for our faith. Join us as we discover the joy and fulfillment that comes from honoring God with our finances. Questions for Reflection: • Are there prayers you've thanked God that He said 'no' to in your past? Why? • Are you a giver or a cheerful giver? Why does the difference matter?

The Antidote to Greed

May 12, 2024 • Tyler Crosson • Ecclesiastes 5:19, Luke 16:10–13, Proverbs 11:25, 1 Thessalonians 5:17, Matthew 10:39

In this message, Tyler takes us to a teaching of Jesus to challenge the way we think about money. Not many would raise their hands to acknowledge they have a greed problem, right? It's hard to measure what's in the heart. While money in and of itself is not bad, and is be a blessing from God, money can begin to take a position in our hearts that disorders what our lives revolve around. Tyler reminds us that how we use money is an act of worship, the question we must determine is who or what are we worshipping? Tyler gives some practical tips to practice Jesus' invitation to discover His satisfaction and provision by trusting Him as the antidote to a greedy heart. Questions for Reflection: • How do you naturally view money? Where did that perspective come from? • Give generously, pray about it and surrender completely were the antidotes to a greedy heart. Which of those needs the most effort in your faith journey today?