This week’s sermon challenges us to reflect on bold generosity and how it can transform our lives and communities. Using Proverbs 21:26 and 2 Corinthians 8:1-8, we explored: ✨ The joy of giving even in trials ✨ The call to give generously and willingly ✨ The importance of commitment to the church body ✨ Surrendering fully to Jesus

In this message, we explore how generosity reflects our relationship with God and impacts how others see Him. Through passages like Malachi 1:6-14 and Proverbs 21:26, we’re challenged to examine if we’re giving God our best or merely what’s leftover.

In this week’s message, we explore what it means to give ourselves fully to God and live with a heart of generosity. True faith produces action, not just belief—it’s seen in how we love, how we give, and how we prioritize. Jesus watched a poor widow give all she had, and Paul described churches that gave beyond their means out of joy. This type of generosity isn’t about obligation; it’s a reflection of who we trust and what we treasure. Join us as we examine what it means to live with open hands and hearts, aligning our lives with God’s purpose and finding joy in giving.

God promises to make His home among His people, bringing peace, restoration, and a future of abundance in His holy city. We’re reminded that the "Day of the Lord" is worth living for now—carrying peace, exposing lies, and advancing God’s kingdom.

We explore the powerful message in Joel 2:28-32 about the promise of a better day to come. The passage speaks of God's Spirit being poured out on all people, and how the "Day of the Lord" brings both present and future hope. The Holy Spirit is already working within us, empowering believers to live with love, joy, and peace, while also pointing toward the ultimate fulfillment of God's plan. This sermon reminds us to stay grounded in faith and look forward to God’s promises, even when the world feels uncertain.