An Audit of the Heart

An Audit of the Heart

This week in Habits of the Household, we look at Matthew 6, where Jesus gives us three powerful questions to help audit the condition of our hearts: Where is my treasure? Where are my eyes? Who am I serving? Discover how your finances can expose what you truly value, why Jesus connects generosity to spiritual health, and how living with an eternal perspective leads to lasting peace. Whether you're confident with money or struggling to trust God in this area, this conversation will challenge and encourage you to seek first the Kingdom.

The Money Mirror

As we continue our Habits of the Household series, we begin a new conversation on biblical finances by taking a look into The Money Mirror of Matthew 25. Through Jesus' Parable of the Talents, we'll discover how the way we handle money reflects what we fear, what we value, and what we believe about God. Join us as we learn what it means to be faithful stewards of everything God has entrusted to us.

Parenting with Purpose

We wrap up the parenting portion of our Habits of the Household series with a special message from our guest speaker Sean Swihart, exploring what it means to parent with purpose. Looking at Proverbs, Ephesians, Deuteronomy, and more, you'll be challenged with three simple but powerful questions: Where are you taking your children? Where are they now? What's the next step? Whether you're raising young kids, investing in the next generation, or simply seeking to influence others well, this message offers practical, biblical encouragement to help you lead with vision and intentionality.

Fatherhood That Flourishes

As we continue our Habits of the Household series, we turn our attention to the biblical calling of fatherhood. In this message from Psalm 128, we explore God's vision for flourishing fathers and flourishing families, discovering how a father's walk with Jesus shapes the home, influences the next generation, and leaves a lasting legacy of faith. Whether you're a dad, hope to be one someday, or simply want to know your Heavenly Father more deeply, this message offers encouragement and practical wisdom for every household.

I Get It From My Mama

Motherhood is one of the most powerful forms of discipleship. In this message from our Habits of the Household series, Emily Woodard shares from 2 Timothy 1 and explores four characteristics of a life that influences others for Christ: compassion, connection, calling, and contending. Whether you're a parent, grandparent, mentor, or simply someone seeking to make disciples, this message will encourage you to faithfully pass on your faith to the next generation.