A great danger to our spiritual growth is losing our sense of awe for God. This message from Hebrews 2 calls us to pay close attention to the good news of our salvation, reminding us that the greatest gift we’ve been given is the birth of Jesus Christ.

Why do we prefer angelic beings, mystical experiences, and dramatic encounters over Christ? Could it be that the eye of our spiritual activity is focused in the wrong place? In this message from Hebrews 1:5–14, pastor Jeremy Writebol seeks to show us the superiority of Christ above all the "bright shiny objects" so that we will fix our eyes on him.

This message invites us to marvel at the supremacy of Christ through Hebrews 1:1–4.

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Where is our heart? Jesus says it is located where our treasure is. If we are going to value what is most important, then we had better perceive and understand where our treasure is. In this final message in The Generous Heart series, pastor Jeremy Writebol give us four reasons to make gospel work our greatest investment.

Why did God command ancient Israel to give ten percent of their income every year? What was he trying to show and teach them? What place does tithing have today in the life of a Christian? In this fourth message in The Generous Heart series, pastor Jeremy Writebol helps us understand the place and purpose of the tithe, and how we as Christians today should view this spiritual practice.

Are you owned by what you own? Do your possessions possess you? In this message, we listen to Jesus' warning and wisdom about greed and how we can escape being owned by our stuff.

What sits at the heart of true generosity? What defines if a person is truly generous or not? In this message from The Generous Heart series, pastor Jeremy Writebol calls us to investigate our own hearts and see if true generosity is found there.

What does adoption reveal about the heart of God? Scripture calls us to care for the orphaned and vulnerable as a reflection of God’s love for us. Listen in as we explore how, in Christ, we’ve been chosen and adopted into God’s family.