Pneuma Church

Money: What do I do with it? Investing | Nic Kimmance

Does God want you to have just enough to get by, or more than enough to fulfill His calling on your life? Many Christians struggle with a poverty mindset that limits God's blessings in their lives. The key is recognizing God as the source of all wealth, not ourselves. When we honor Him with our finances, practice generosity, and seek His kingdom first, He promises to provide abundantly. True wealth comes through wisdom and proper relationship with God, not through pursuing money itself. It's time to break free from poverty mindset and embrace the abundant life God designed for you. What would change in your life if you truly believed God wants to prosper you?

Money: What do I do with it? Tithing | Chris Kimmance

If someone looked at your bank statement, what would it reveal about your heart's true priorities? Jesus talked about money in 42% of his parables—maybe it's time we took His financial wisdom seriously. The principle of tithing, giving 10% back to God, appears throughout Scripture starting with Abraham and continuing through Malachi's challenge to test God in this area. Whether you believe tithing applies today or not, the heart issue remains: do we trust God enough to give generously? Our giving patterns reveal whether we're living as children of a faithful Father or as spiritual orphans driven by fear.

Fully persuaded of God's goodness

What if your relationship with God isn't about your performance but your position as His beloved child? The father in the prodigal son story didn't wait for his son to clean up - he ran toward him while he was still far off. Being fully persuaded of God's goodness transform how we pray, handle failure, and share God's love with others who desperately need to know they have a Father who adores them unconditionally.

Positioned for miracles (David Lamb)

You are like a walking time bomb of heaven's power! What if the pain you've been carrying was never meant to define you, but to position you for a miracle? Jesus didn't just sympathize with your struggles - he literally carried them away. Are you ready to shift from being pain-conscious to God-conscious and start operating in the authority he's given you?

Spiritual maturity that looks like Jesus (Chris Kimmance)

According to Ephesians 4, God's ultimate goal for every believer is spiritual maturity that resembles Jesus - not just physically, but in our thinking, behaviour, and relationships. And He will often use difficult people to help us grow!