Questions in this episode: – What are your thoughts on the NIV or CSV translations? – Is what is happening in Israel the start of the end times like in Zechariah 14:2? – How can I be less distracted in prayer and praying in a group? – Is tithing only for the Jews and giving …
Questions in this episode: – If a person, who is claiming to be a Christian, isn’t serving, giving or reading their Bible does that mean they are not saved and going to hell if they die? – How can we be discerning with all the different people who are talking and teaching about the Bible? …
Questions in this episode: – How do you find a new church? – Can you remarry after a divorce and, if so, what are the biblical parameters? – Were Adam and Eve the only people in Eden, I’ve heard there were more? – If all believers will one day worship together why do we assume …
Questions in this episode: – Do we know what Paul’s thorn in the side was? – Some Christians say abortion and homosexuality are okay because Jesus never spoke against either? – How can we be sure that we will be going to heaven and not think that we need to do more good deeds to …
Questions in this episode: – Does God ever give up on people? – How can I know that my salvation is secure? – My husband says he is a Christian, but he doesn’t want to tithe to our church. What can I do about that? – Believers will be in the New Jerusalem, but what …
Questions in this episode: – Concerning original sin where do children and babies go when they die? – How do we talk to Mormons about the verses that talk about gods? – How do I move forward from a major injustice by my son? How do I forgive and forget? – What’s the difference between …
Questions in this episode: – What is the difference between spirit and soul? – If I don’t have a church, but give to a Christian organization, is that okay? – How should married couples approach prayer? – Can you explain the difference between a moralist and a Christian? – What was the benefit or result …
Questions in this episode: – Regarding Deuteronomy 14:28, how should we view our tithes and who we give to? – Who is the author of the Book of Revelation? – Why don’t more pastors get involved in social/political issues? – Can a Christian participate in mixed martial arts? – If the Spirit moves in the …
God is a protector of his people, and Christians should always seek to detect his gracious deliverance in its varied forms, knowing God is worthy of our humble praise and generous response.
The relationship of Christmas with gift-giving may be bemoaned by many, but the connection is a biblical one. I am not referring to the crazed run through the mall in late December or the White Elephant gift exchange at the office party, but the concept of generously…
We ought to always be attuned to the practical needs of God’s people, ready to do what we can to demonstrate the love of Christ in tangible ways.
God has confidently planned for the success of his church, our job is to trust him and be resolved, always planning to advance his truth, come what may.
We must appreciate and pursue the evangelistic power of a selfless, sacrificial, and generous Christian life.
When the church is functioning as it ought, it serves as a strengthening and emboldening oasis for us as we venture out each day to point people to Christ in our anti-Christian culture.
The words tithing and offering get used interchangeably, but is there a difference between them? Pastor Mike answers the question about tithing and offering from the Bible.
God has set the ultimate example of selfless and sacrificial giving that should be diligently followed by all of his disciples – especially at Christmastime.
Even with all its current imperfections, Christ’s Church is a unique institution which provides God’s people with unrivaled fellowship, support, protection, joy, and love.
Essential to developing, cultivating, and maintaining a vibrant love for God is the practice of continually recalling and affirming the profound expressions of love God has demonstrated toward us.
God has given us the unique opportunity to invest in the spiritual profit of many far-reaching groups of people with the launch of Compass Bible Institute.
We must understand and always thoughtfully consider that our Christian financial giving is an extension of our loyalty, love, and submission to the King of kings.
Our material wealth is not an indicator of our spiritual health, instead our money and how we use it serves as an indicator of where our faith lies and who we serve.
Christ should be our example in how we are to sacrificially love when people are difficult, trusting that God will faithfully reward those who imitate Christ.
Our personal dissimilarities and diversity actually work in favor of our mission when we pull together as a church to evangelize and disciple our generation in preparation for Christ’s return.
Enduring participation in the work of evangelism & discipleship comes from those who have been spiritually conditioned by the disciplines of giving, praying & serving.
We must be eager to fulfill our responsibility to materially and spiritual meet the needs of our brothers and sisters in Christ.
God does not allow his people to “keep to themselves,” instead he requires that we get actively involved in meeting the needs of our brothers & sisters in Christ.
Perceiving God’s greatness and generosity should bolster our faith to ambitiously give God our best efforts, best behavior and best gifts.
Like the Corinthian Christians, God has called PCCrs to a specific project at this point in our history, one that must never be divorced from its purpose and must never be confused with fund raising techniques.
In the next three weeks, with the right motives, “the willing ought to make a wise and formal decision about their participation in the our church’s building program.
