Believe. Connect. Share.
Believe. Connect. Share.
The church in Corinth faced a need that tested them. To respond would require that they learn how grace transforms our faith, our love, and our giving. This series looks at what happens when those lessons take root in our own lives.
It’s easy to say that we have love, but genuine love is shown by what we give up for others. Jesus showed this in all that He gave up for our sake. This message looks at how His generosity transforms our own.
2 Corinthians 8:6-15
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For many people, stewardship can feel like a part of discipleship that they never got around to. If you feel guilty about your giving, your wallet isn’t the first place to start though. Paul gives four corrections that can help.
The idea that God gives a formula for making people rich sounds attractive but is dangerous. An examination of a key passage that prosperity teachers misuse reveals God’s heart to change our attitude toward money and build our faith and contentment.
When it comes to money, we often fixate on more. The Israelites weren’t all that much different, but God worked to turn Israel into a generous nation. Consider how He shaped their lives and what it might reveal about how He might transform us today.
When couples don’t learn how to handle conflicts well, they end up tearing down the very person they committed their lives to. And because marriage is so intimate, words said in anger and conflicts that turn ugly hurt more than in any other relationship. If your conflicts don’t get resolved, there may be one or more of these three problems getting in the way.