“Each one must give as he has decided in his heart,
not reluctantly or under compulsion,
for God loves a cheerful giver.”
- 2 Corinthians 9:7
“Each one must give as he has decided in his heart,
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Other Ways To Give
Give In Person
Sunday mornings are a great time to give as an act of worship and surrender to our Lord. During the worship service, you will have an opportunity to give in-person.
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Why does giving matter?
Giving to your local church isn't just a way to keep the pastor's paid and the lights on. As the Lord is generous toward us, generous giving to the church is an act of worship to God and shapes us into the likeness of God.
In these sermons from our pastoral team, we explore different aspects of why giving is an important part of our Christian experience.
In these sermons from our pastoral team, we explore different aspects of why giving is an important part of our Christian experience.
"The Power of the Tithe"
- Malachi 3:6-12
- Malachi 3:6-12
"Enjoy God's Daily Gifts"
- Ecclesiastes 5:10-6:9
- Ecclesiastes 5:10-6:9
"Four Commitments for Every Christian" - Acts 2:42-47
In Malachi 3, God gives His people incredible promises that are attached to tithing (or giving 10% of our income to the church). How should Christians understand this promise today?
In Malachi 3, God gives His people incredible promises that are attached to tithing (or giving 10% of our income to the church). How should Christians understand this promise today?
Why should we give when there are other ways we want to use our money? This section of Ecclesiastes deals with our discontent hearts that seek money and possessions to fill that void.
Why should we give when there are other ways we want to use our money? This section of Ecclesiastes deals with our discontent hearts that seek money and possessions to fill that void.
As the church began to grow in Jerusalem, they modeled generosity toward the church and one another. Being a part of a church means that we are called to do the same.