Talks

We tend to think of giving as an off the cuff response to an emotional ask. But what if it’s a practice that shapes our discipleship?

Jesus called the rich to sell their possessions and give to the poor. Are we really supposed to answer this call, or was Jesus bluffing?

God promises to open the windows of heaven and pour out overwhelming blessing on those that trust Him with their wealth.

The Parable of the Widow's Mite: A parable that wasn't a parable about a super rich person that wasn't rich.

Religious hypocrisy has been a danger to the church from the start. Meet two people that went from role model to cautionary tale.

Jesus is not the only King vying for our loyalty. So what does it mean to serve Jesus as King with what we possess and what’s in it for us?

We’re told the one who dies with the most toys wins. Maybe we’re playing the wrong game.

What’s the secret to contentment? Is there an alternative to materialism? And how does God reward generosity?

Why does Jesus put such emphasis on money and wealth and do we really have to give up everything to follow him?

What does giving have to do with spirituality - and how does it bring us closer to God and happiness?

Our money talks. It tells a story about us. How can we change that story and use our money for something that makes a difference?

Is it possible to follow Jesus without personal sacrifice? What are some of the sacrifices that we'll have to make for the new service, and what's in it for us?

Jesus had more to say about money than almost any other subject. Why is this and what does it mean for us?

What resources has God trusted us with? How do we make sure we act as good stewards?

A nice guy that was happy to finish last. How can you tell that someone is all in for God's Kingdom?

How do we make good financial decisions that set us up for the long haul, and what’s the place of giving when money is tight?

What does discipleship look like and how can we make sure that our possessions don’t end up possessing us?

Why is it important to cultivate a lifestyle of generosity and how do we facilitate that as a community?

Generosity isn't about having lots of money or a particular type of personality. It's a way of life that anybody can choose. So how do we develop a lifestyle of cheerful generosity and what are the benefits?

The average person spends 10% more than they earn. For most of us, debt is a way of life. So how do we break free and what are the keys to getting a handle on our finances?

Capitalism runs on discontentment - it's a system designed to make us always want more, bigger, better, newer. So how do we beat the system and what exactly is the Secret of Contentment?