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There is an old saying: “What you measure grows.” If that were always true, we would measure everything we wanted to grow. The best way to “measure” money is to track it. To spy on it. To know where it is going before it ever leaves. This week, we will see what Jesus had to say about whose money it is and what responsibility we have to not only track it, but to use it. Come ready to be encouraged and equipped to make the most of money.

 

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Making the most of money isn’t about making the most money. To make the most of money, you need to make wise choices with money. The norms of handling money in our society have led many on a path of worry and stress. Jesus taught us how we could minimize our worry and stress, but it will require us to flip the script on American norms. If you are interested in reducing the worry and stress of money, listen in to see what Jesus had to say to put your mind and heart at ease.

 

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To make the most of anything, we have to know the limits and see the potential. This applies to money too. Making the most of money requires us to treat money the way God intended it to be treated. Money doesn’t just tell a story; it has the ability to create stories. What stories do you want the money you manage to tell?

For our last sermon in the series “I am Determined…” we will finish the progression we have been working toward. A determination to Know God, Find Freedom and Discover Purpose isn’t complete to stop there. There is one final area of determination that deserves our full attention, and that is to Make a Difference. It isn’t enough to discover your purpose, because your purpose is to make a difference. Join us this Sunday and invite someone to sit with you so both of you can determine to make a difference with the life God has given you.

The greatest discovery anyone could ever make is their purpose. All other discoveries fall short of our purpose or complement it. If you are at a place where you are wondering about your purpose, this is a must-not-miss Sunday! Don’t just show up—show up ready to take notes and take action!

Freedom always comes after a price has been paid. The great news is that Jesus paid the price to offer us freedom from what wants to hold us captive… sin. God’s Son came to set us free. This freedom is offered and never forced on us. This weekend, we will identify how to find freedom and live in the freedom that has been offered to us.

It’s a new year, but instead of thinking about the “new you,” why not be determined to be the best you? The best version of you will require building your life on Christ and ridding your life of anything distracting. Don’t just let it remain a dream; instead, make it a determination. Join us for the month of January with a heart determined to become more of who God created you to be.

What kind of peace could be greater than world peace? I can only think of one thing: eternal peace. Jesus is the Prince of Peace, who didn’t settle for bringing world peace. He set His sights on eternal peace and didn’t stop until He provided it. The first Christmas delivered peace where we needed it the most. Come discover the impact Christmas has on peace and what it means for you.

Christmas comes at the same time every year. Some things we want to make sure we repeat—spending time with family, finding a special gift that says "I love you," and enjoying a traditional meal. But with last year’s Christmas behind us, we can consider how we want "THIS CHRISTMAS" to be different. The thought of "THIS CHRISTMAS" brings the idea of making this year better than the last. Join us this Sunday as we prepare to make "THIS CHRISTMAS"all about Jesus.