In this message, we look at what it means to inspire not only one or a few but the many—especially the hundreds of children who walk through our church doors every Sunday. Through stories of how faithful leaders shaped Hannah’s own faith journey, we are reminded that each small act of kindness or encouragement can ripple into a child’s future. Inspiring the next generation is less about filling roles and more about leaving a legacy of faith.

In this episode in our Lives that Inspire series, John Els unpacks the life of Joseph, showing how God’s hand was present in his darkest moments as well as in his greatest triumphs. Moving from betrayal to imprisonment to leadership in Egypt, Joseph models integrity, forgiveness, and trust in God’s timing. This message encourages listeners to embrace God’s grace in whatever stage of life they are in—pit, prison, or palace—and to live as a blessing to others.

In this episode, we explore the inspiring life of Hannah and the powerful lessons hidden within her waiting, weeping, and worship. From barrenness to breakthrough, Hannah models a faith that doesn’t flinch, a prayer that doesn’t quit, and a vow that doesn’t break. Tune in as we discover how our answered prayers might actually be the beginning of a greater assignment.

This message explores the remarkable story of Esther — a young woman who becomes queen and steps up to save her people at great personal risk. Although God’s name is never mentioned in the book, His presence is woven throughout the story. We’re invited to reflect on how we, too, might be placed where we are “for such a time as this.”

In today’s episode, we reflect on the parable of the rich fool and how his abundance blinded him to life’s true purpose. The message flips the narrative: what we do with money reveals what matters most. When used well, money becomes a tool that carries eternal significance—not just temporary satisfaction.

In this episode, we dive into what our money would say if it could talk—and how Jesus already spoke those truths centuries ago. We look at how money isn’t the meaning of life, but it can add meaning when managed according to kingdom principles. The key takeaway? Flip your financial script: give first, save second, and then live—because where your money goes, your heart surely follows.

In this episode of the "If Money Talked" series, we explore the idea that money, if it could speak, might say, “The moment you think you own me, I own you.” Pastor Mark unpacks Jesus’ teachings about greed, stewardship, and the weight of debt, reminding us that we are managers, not owners. This message encourages listeners to take practical steps towards tracking their spending and aligning their finances with God’s values.

This week on the podcast, we open our If Money Talked series by examining the assumption that everything we have is for our own consumption. Pastor Jon shares how Jesus cuts through this mindset with a compelling call to live generously and to view money as a spiritual matter, not just a financial one. Listen in as we unpack what it means to be rich toward God and how that redefines our priorities.