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How much of your life is being shaped by the pursuit of more? In Deliver Me From Stuff, Pastor Nate Rauschert challenges you to examine your relationship with money, possessions, spending, and contentment so you can make sure your stuff never takes the place that belongs to God. Through the rich young ruler, Gehazi, and practical teaching on budgeting, generosity, and stewardship, you’ll be encouraged to identify unnecessary spending, check the motives behind what you want, and live with greater financial freedom. You can enjoy what God gives you without allowing possessions to own your heart.

How you think about money affects the way you save it, spend it, give it, and trust God with it. In Think Bigger, Pastor Nate Rauschert challenges you to break out of scarcity thinking, stop living only paycheck to paycheck, and begin seeing yourself as a steward of what God has already placed in your hands. You’ll be encouraged to grow in generosity, contentment, financial wisdom, and practical stewardship while keeping God, not money, at the center of your life. As you invite Him into your finances, you can begin making wiser decisions, thinking beyond survival, and preparing yourself to do more for His Kingdom.

Deborah knew what God had said, and she refused to let the size of the battle change what she believed. In this Her Journey Women’s WordStudy message, you’ll learn how to stand on God’s promise, speak victory before you see it, and keep your faith anchored in His Word when circumstances look intimidating. Pasted text You’ll also be challenged to pay attention to the people speaking into your life, seek God for revelation in your own situation, and build your faith by continually hearing and speaking the Word. When you know what God has said, you can hold your ground and trust Him to bring you through the battle.

Your circumstances do not have to determine what comes out of your mouth. In Call It Forth, Pastor Rod Sundholm encourages you to fill your heart with God’s Word and speak His promises over your health, finances, peace, family, and every area where you need to see change. You’ll learn why biblical confession is more than positive thinking, how faith grows as you continually hear and speak the Word, and what it means to call those things that are not as though they were. As you listen, you’ll be challenged to stop magnifying the problem and begin agreeing with what God says belongs to you through Christ.

You do not have to accept every limitation, shortage, or problem that comes your way. In Fill the Jars, you’ll be encouraged to ask God boldly, act on your faith, and prepare for His provision by trusting that He is a good Father who wants to help you.  From Jesus turning water into wine to the widow filling jars with oil, you’ll see how faith moves beyond simply hoping for change. You’ll be challenged to bring every area of your life to God, do the practical work He gives you, and expect Him to meet your needs with more than enough.

Sarah’s story shows you what it looks like to keep trusting God when the promise seems delayed or impossible. In this Her Journey Women’s WordStudy message, you’ll see how faith grows as you hear God’s Word, speak in agreement with His promise, and choose to believe His faithfulness over your circumstances.  You’ll also explore Sarah as a picture of covenant, promise, and freedom, along with the New Testament’s teaching on her faith, character, marriage, and inner strength. As you listen, you’ll be encouraged to walk in love, honor others, guard your words, and trust that your shortcomings do not disqualify you from a life of faith.