Stewardship
Faithful with What We’ve Been Given
In this 4-week series, we’ll explore what it means to be faithful stewards—not just of our resources, but of our relationships and even our daily routines. The Apostle Paul reminds us that while we may plant or water, it is ultimately God who gives the increase. Stewardship is more than just giving—it’s how we live every part of our lives for His glory.
God Gives the Increase
October 5, 2025 - Pastor Wungreiso Valui
With all our effort and planning, true growth comes only from God. This Sunday, we'll be reminded to serve faithfully and trust Him with the outcome. We plant and water faithfully, but true spiritual results come from God's hand. Are we trying to control the outcome instead of trusting God for the increase?
Do All for the Glory of God
October 12, 2025 - Pastor Wungreiso Valui
Whether we eat, work, rest, or repeat—we can live each moment with intentionality. Stewardship means glorifying God even in the ordinary tasks of life. Even mundane activities like eating and working become worship when done with the right heart. Is your daily routine aligned with God's glory?
Stewarding God’s Comfort
October 19, 2025 - Pastor Wungreiso Valui
God doesn't waste our pain. The comfort we receive is meant to be shared. Learn how to steward suffering with sincerity, simplicity, and grace. We are stewards of God's comfort, especially in seasons of suffering, simplicity, or abundance. Who around you needs the same comfort you have received from God? Suffering isn't wasted in God's kingdom. Discover how to steward the comfort you've received by extending it to others in need.
Generosity
October 26, 2025 - Pastor Richard Reaves
Generosity isn't about having extra—it's about trusting God with what we have. The joy of giving flows not from wealth but from grace. Let's learn to give beyond comfort, following the example of Christ. The Macedonians gave joyfully in deep poverty. Generosity flows from grace, not wealth. Are you waiting for "enough" before you begin to give joyfully and sacrificially?
God calls us to excel in giving—not from our abundance, but from our trust in His provision. Christ is our pattern and our provider.