Stewardship

Pastor Jeff Reinhart · May 18, 2026

Drawing from Ecclesiastes 12, Pastor Jeff Reinhart warns that life moves faster than we realize, and if we keep postponing a wholehearted pursuit of God, we will drift into bitterness rather than growing better. The remedy is to 'remember' God — not merely to think about Him, but to pay attention to Him with the intention of obeying. Practically, this means developing a healthy fear of God (beholding Him for who He truly is), learning to obey Him by trusting His love rather than trying to earn it, and genuinely knowing Him as Lord and Savior so that our time, talent, treasure, and testimony are invested in His eternal kingdom.

Pastor Bill Bush · Sep 2, 2024

Pastor Bill calls the church to recognize that genuine love — the kind modeled by Jesus in John 3:16 and the Great Commission — always gives and always goes. Using his own journey from financial fear to faithful generosity, the Parable of the Sower, and the story of David and Goliath, he argues that a believer's willingness to give sacrificially is not merely a financial decision but a heart indicator of whether God's love has truly taken root. The sermon challenges every person to move from an 'I can't do it' posture to an 'I can't not do it' moment of courageous, Spirit-led commitment.

Pastor Daniel Goulding · May 13, 2024

In Matthew 5 and Luke 10, Jesus exposes humanity's tendency to find loopholes in God's commands — loving only those who look, vote, and believe like us — and raises the bar to an impossible standard: love your enemies, be perfect as your Father is perfect. This impossibility is the point. Jesus, the true Good Samaritan, has already paid the ultimate price for broken humanity. Our call is not to be the hero, but to receive what He has given us and steward it faithfully as innkeepers — leveraging our time, treasure, and testimony to care for the people He brings into our lives.

Pastor Daniel Goulding · Apr 8, 2018

Through the life and writings of Solomon — the wisest, wealthiest man who ever lived — Pastor Daniel shows that every pursuit 'under the sun' (wealth, wisdom, pleasure, power) moves in a cul-de-sac circle that never delivers lasting contentment. The reason is theological: God has 'planted eternity in the human heart' (Ecclesiastes 3:11), so only life with the Son of God can fulfill what temporary things never can. True freedom comes not from accumulating more but from stewarding what God has given with courage and trust, discovering that less truly becomes more.