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RE.THINKERS,
It was great to gather together this past Sunday as we continued our Expedition series. If you couldn't join us, or if you want to revisit what we shared, here is a recap of the message.
Summary: The sermon explored the biblical connection between worship and generosity, tracing it from the earliest pages of Scripture through the New Testament. Marc challenged us to move beyond guilt-driven or obligation-driven giving and instead approach generosity from a place of grace. Just as Jesus gave everything for our sake, we are called to reflect that same spirit of surrender and trust in how we handle what God has given us. Generosity is not about meeting a minimum standard - it is about asking God how to faithfully honor him with all that we have, in whatever season we find ourselves.
Takeaways:
No matter where you are starting from, the goal is not perfection. It is the next right step. Join us this Sunday for Baptism Sunday.
We are grateful for each of you, and we love building the Kingdom of Jesus together in the 219.
Pastor Marc
It was great to gather together this past Sunday as we continued our Expedition series. If you couldn't join us, or if you want to revisit what we shared, here is a recap of the message.
Summary: The sermon explored the biblical connection between worship and generosity, tracing it from the earliest pages of Scripture through the New Testament. Marc challenged us to move beyond guilt-driven or obligation-driven giving and instead approach generosity from a place of grace. Just as Jesus gave everything for our sake, we are called to reflect that same spirit of surrender and trust in how we handle what God has given us. Generosity is not about meeting a minimum standard - it is about asking God how to faithfully honor him with all that we have, in whatever season we find ourselves.
Takeaways:
- Worship and giving have always been tied together throughout Scripture. From Abel's firstfruits offering in Genesis to the widow's two coins in the temple courts, God sees and honors the heart behind the gift, not merely its size.
- Christian giving should be prayerful, planned, proportional, and generous. Rather than giving whatever is left over at the end of the month, we are called to prioritize God first and make intentional, Spirit-led decisions about how we give.
- Grace, not guilt, is the foundation of generosity. Because Jesus gave everything for us, we are invited to ask not what is the least we can give, but rather, Lord, everything I have is yours - how do you want me to use it?
No matter where you are starting from, the goal is not perfection. It is the next right step. Join us this Sunday for Baptism Sunday.
We are grateful for each of you, and we love building the Kingdom of Jesus together in the 219.
Pastor Marc
Our culture has a pretty huge problem... isolation. RE.THINK Church has a solution: Missional Communities. It's the link between Sunday morning gathering and making your spiritual journey a focal point of your life.
It's easy to join church and still feel anonymous. Missional Community gives you a "crew" — people who notice when you're gone, who you'll call when life gets hard, and who you're actually doing something with.
The honest pitch: if someone wants their faith to feel real rather than just religious, and wants to belong somewhere rather than just attend something, a Missional Community makes that possible.
It's easy to join church and still feel anonymous. Missional Community gives you a "crew" — people who notice when you're gone, who you'll call when life gets hard, and who you're actually doing something with.
The honest pitch: if someone wants their faith to feel real rather than just religious, and wants to belong somewhere rather than just attend something, a Missional Community makes that possible.
