Limited Edition Part 3: Living with Financial Margin

Limited Edition Part 3: Living with Financial Margin

We all have gauges in our lives that tell us when something needs attention. Sometimes we notice them right away. Other times we ignore them until something breaks down. Contentment can be one of those gauges. Our world constantly tells us that peace is always one purchase, one promotion, or one paycheck away. Yet somehow, "enough" always seems just out of reach. In this week's Limited Edition, we explore how our relationship with money can reveal much more than our spending habits. It can uncover what we treasure, where we find our security, and whether we've learned the secret of contentment in every season.

Limited Edition Part 2: The Rhythm of Work & Rest

In Limited Edition: The Rhythm of Work & Rest, we explore the tension many of us live with every day: the pull between faith and fear, trust and striving, work and rest. Our culture tells us to hustle harder, stay busy, and keep pushing. But what if the answer isn't working more or working less? What if it's learning to move at the pace of Jesus? This message invites us to consider a different way of living—one that trusts God enough to set healthy boundaries, make room for rest, and believe that our worth is found in more than what we produce. Because maybe the question isn't whether you're working hard enough. Maybe it's whether you're carrying a burden God never asked you to carry.

Limited Edition Part 1: Life in the Margins

What if the life you're working so hard to maintain is leaving little room for what matters most? In Limited Edition: Life in the Margins, we explore the tension between the life we're chasing and the life God may be calling us to. Because it's possible to fill our days with good things and still miss what matters most. In a world that celebrates busyness, accumulation, and constant striving, this message invites us to slow down, create space, and ask a simple question: What is God asking me to hold onto—and what is He asking me to let go of? Because the best things in life rarely happen when every moment is occupied. They happen in the margins. And what if creating those margins isn't about having less—but finally having room for what God wants to grow?

Living in the Last Days Part 4: 3 Moves to Make in the Last Days

In this week's Living in the Last Days, we explore how the reality of Christ's return is meant to shape the choices we make every day. Because the greatest acts of faith are often found in the ordinary moments when God asks us to trust Him, follow Him, and obey Him. Because following Jesus isn't simply about believing the right things. It's about learning to trust God's way over our own—even when our desires, fears, or instincts pull us in another direction. The truth is, we all have parts of our lives we'd rather keep control of. But faithfulness isn't built through grand gestures. It's formed through simple acts of obedience, repeated day after day, until our hearts learn to trust God more than our fears, desires, or distractions. The challenge isn't simply to believe Jesus is coming back. It's to live like His voice matters today.

Living in the Last Days Part 3: 4 Ways to Live for Jesus in the Last Days

What does faithfulness look like in a world constantly pulling us away from God? In Part 3 of Living in the Last Days, we wrestle with a difficult reality Scripture warns about: in the last days, many people will slowly drift from truth, grow spiritually cold, and live more for comfort, approval, and self-preservation than for Christ. So how do we stay grounded when culture pressures us to stay silent about our faith, when speaking about Jesus feels uncomfortable, and when the values of the world seem to grow further and further from the heart of God? This message explores what it means to live with spiritual urgency and remain faithful to Jesus—even when conviction, truth, and obedience come with a cost. Because maybe the greatest danger in the last days isn’t openly rejecting God. Maybe it’s slowly drifting spiritually asleep without even realizing it.