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We are often very focused on money and things. We are often absolutely consumed by money and things...OUR money and OUR things. Today we will remember that OUR things are not OURS at all. All that we have and all that we are...is His...is God’s. We’ll remember today that we are simply enTRUSTed with HIS resources.

This week in our stewardship sermon series we move from God owning our every day life to God owning our every day. We make plans. We look to the future. We design our life, follow our map, walk according to OUR plan. Today we’ll be reminded that God has a plan for your life. God has a plan for your future, for your every day and it’s therefore His plans and His future that matters. We’ll remember...

This week in our stewardship sermon series we move from God owning our every day life to God owning our every day. We make plans. We look to the future. We design our life, follow our map, walk according to OUR plan. Today we’ll be reminded that God has a plan for your life. God has a plan for your future, for your every day and it’s therefore His plans and His future that matters. We’ll remember...

Some times we forget that we do not own ourselves...we are owned. God made you, HE “knit you together in your mother’s womb” and “your days are numbered and are in HIS book” as Psalm 139 says it. That means God owns your body and your life. More than that, as a Christian He has purchased and won you for eternity with the precious blood of Jesus and so your life is really, genuinely, absolutely...“...

Some times we forget that we do not own ourselves...we are owned. God made you, HE “knit you together in your mother’s womb” and “your days are numbered and are in HIS book” as Psalm 139 says it. That means God owns your body and your life. More than that, as a Christian He has purchased and won you for eternity with the precious blood of Jesus and so your life is really, genuinely, absolutely...“...

As we come to this final chapter of Jonah we’re reminded of how ridiculous we can be and how ridiculous God’s love is for us! Jonah’s pouting because God didn’t kill the Ninevites! What? How ridiculous, right? And yet, we’re looking in a mirror on this one. We’re often petty and pouty and well...ridiculous. And yet, our wonderful God seeks us and disciplines us and makes us better. Why? Well, beca...

As we come to this final chapter of Jonah we’re reminded of how ridiculous we can be and how ridiculous God’s love is for us! Jonah’s pouting because God didn’t kill the Ninevites! What? How ridiculous, right? And yet, we’re looking in a mirror on this one. We’re often petty and pouty and well...ridiculous. And yet, our wonderful God seeks us and disciplines us and makes us better. Why? Well, beca...

How amazing is our God? How amazing is it that He not only rescued Jonah but brought the Ninevites to repentance through the prophet as well. Yes, God brought the Ninevites to repentance. The Bible is clear, even repentance is God’s work in and through us. And each time we repent, we’re reminded that it’s a ridiculous repentance because we love our sin...but each time we repent we’re also reminded...

How amazing is our God? How amazing is it that He not only rescued Jonah but brought the Ninevites to repentance through the prophet as well. Yes, God brought the Ninevites to repentance. The Bible is clear, even repentance is God’s work in and through us. And each time we repent, we’re reminded that it’s a ridiculous repentance because we love our sin...but each time we repent we’re also reminded...

As we turn the page to the second chapter of Jonah we realize that the Lord was all about saving the Ninevites, but He was also about saving Jonah too. Did Jonah deserve to be saved? Nope. Did Jonah deserve to die in that body of water? Yep. But God had mercy on Jonah and sent a fish...a fish that would swallow him and then three days later, spit him up on the beach. Hmmmm...three days later salva...