In the first message of the Never Enough series, we look at Jesus’ warning in Luke 12 about the subtle danger of believing that “just a little more” will finally make us secure. Money matters, but when more becomes our strategy for peace, our plan for security, or our substitute for God, it quietly takes hold of our hearts. Through the parable of the rich fool and the story of the widow’s offering, we see that “rich toward God” has…
We get so caught up trying to figure out what God wants from us that we miss the relationship that God wants with us.
The specifics of the “thou better nots” can change… But our human tendency stays remarkably the same. We have a habit of adding to what God has already said.
This message explores how unresolved hurt can crowd our souls even when our schedules are clear. Jesus calls us to multiply mercy instead of revenge, not because the hurt was small, but because God’s mercy toward us is enormous. Forgiveness doesn’t pretend sin is fine; it brings the debt to the cross where Jesus says, “It is finished,” and invites us to begin releasing what has been holding power over us.
