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This week, Grant ignited our understanding of Pentecost, reminding us it's when everything changed as the Holy Spirit arrived! He challenged us to embrace the Spirit's "weird," disruptive power, moving beyond simply acknowledging Him to actively walking in His supernatural works. Forget trying to keep our lives perfectly neat; the Spirit loves to blow away our plans and bring transformative power, just as seen in the Book of Acts. This divine presence within every believer isn't just about cultivating the fruit of the Spirit or using our spiritual gifts; it's about doing "even greater things" than Jesus promised (John 14). Grant urged us to bravely step into this "weirdness," allowing God's signs and wonders to be manifest through us, demonstrating His presence to the world.

Galatians 5:22-23, 1 Corinthians 12:7, John 14:16, John 14:26, 1 Corinthians 6:19-20, Romans 8:11, 2 Timothy 1:14, Romans 8:26-27, John 14:12, Acts 1:8, Joel 2:28-29, Acts 5:1-11

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Join Andrew for the final message in our "Generosity Series," as he unpacks what it truly means to "Be Generous to the Poor." In a world often focused on personal accumulation, Andrew challenges us to consider a radical perspective: what does it mean to be "rich towards God"?

Drawing insights from Jesus' teachings and the early church, this episode will provoke you to rethink your relationship with money and possessions. Discover the crucial "missing ingredients" in our understanding of finances, and how living with eternity in mind can transform our resources into tools for God's kingdom. Andrew explores the powerful call to "give as much as you can," and the profound impact of compassion in action. Learn how to move beyond mere pity and cultivate a generous heart that reflects God's own care for the vulnerable.

Luke 12:13-21, Acts 2, Matthew 14:14

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If everything truly belongs to God, how does that change the way we live? Join us for this week's message in our generosity series, "All We Have Belongs to God." Steve challenges us to reconsider our notions of ownership and embrace the role of caretakers of God's abundant gifts. Discover practical insights into living generously when we understand that all we have is ultimately not our own.

Matthew 19:24, Pslam 24:1