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One of the reasons that God gave us money is so we can be generous and help others.  And today, Pastor Ford will remind us that as the church, and as individual Christians, we ought to be helping the weak and needy, and meeting their needs for God’s glory. ...

We can have money, as long as our money doesn’t have us.  And we can know that our money doesn’t have us when we give to God what He asks us to. And Pastor Ford will explain today that one of the signs or indications of the depth of our commitment to God is shown when we freely give our money back to Him.

God is faithful to supply everything that we need.  He sets us up to have everything necessary to make our journey very successful.  And He shows us His faithfulness by providing what we need over and over again. To hear more about how God does these things, join us for today’s Treasured Truth.

Today, Pastor Ford will explain that Paul’s teaching in Galatians makes it clear that the gospel of Jesus Christ doesn’t repudiate the law, but rather, the law is fulfilled in the gospel.  Because the central core and motivation behind what Jesus did for us is the fact that He loves us.  And in return, we should love...

Have you ever considered why as believers, we do what we do?  Why do we want to know Christ more clearly?  For His sake.  Why do we want to love Him more dearly?  For His sake.  And why do we want to follow Him more nearly? Pastor Ford will remind us today that it’s all for the sake of Jesus! Find out more on today’s Treasured Truth.

As we begin a new study on finances, Pastor Ford will describe the pitfalls associated with spending money that we do not yet have when we make purchases using credit. He explores why we are so easily enticed into debt and shares some biblical principles to help us avoid the credit trap.

As we continue our current study in the gospel of John, we’ll see how the Apostle Andrew decided to follow Jesus, but then immediately realized that his brother was not aware of the good news about Jesus. So, the first thing he did after coming into a saving relationship with Jesus, was to seek out his brother and share the gospel with him.

Whenever we overcome temptation, the process of overcoming purifies us.  It makes us stronger and better; it builds us up.  Our roots grow deeper into our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ and we become more like Him. Join us for on today’s Treasured Truth, as Pastor Ford begins a new series about taming temptation.

As we continue to look at why God deserves all of our praise, we’ll learn that we can’t just join God’s family. We have to be born into it. So, what did Jesus do for us?  He traded places with you and with me, which allows us to become part of God’s family.

Jesus is a taker.  The most spectacular robbery didn’t happen in a movie.  It happened on a hill called Calvary where Jesus died and took our sins on Himself.  He is a taker, who came to take away what we don’t need and give us what we do need.