Resources for further study on money, posessions, and stewardship
Posted February 7th, 2011 by Mike Hubbard
Finished a three week series on our values and attitudes concerning the stuff we own, or rather, the stuff God has entrusted to us. If you missed any of the Sundays, let me encourage you to listen online. I also wanted to make a few book suggestions for further study. This is such an important […]
Posted in All About Life, Sermon Thoughts, Suggested Resources | Tags: Craig Blomberg, Dave Ramsey, Jamie Munson, Money and Wealth, Randy Alcorn
How Much Land Does a Man Need?
Posted February 6th, 2011 by Mike Hubbard
Referenced this Leo Tolstoy short story in the sermon, and wanted to post it. The story has a great message and rings so true. Take some time to read.
Posted in All About Life, Sermon Thoughts | Tags: Leo Tolstoy, Money and Wealth
A prayer for our finances
Posted January 20th, 2011 by Mike Hubbard
OK, let’s be honest for a moment. We honestly believe that if we could win the lottery or if Publisher’s Clearinghouse showed up at our door our problems would be solved. We may not voice it this way, but if we prayed what was really in our heart our prayer might go, “God, I am […]
Posted in All About Life, Sermon Thoughts | Tags: Stewardship
Why I Am Ungrateful – by Russell Moore
Posted January 6th, 2011 by Mike Hubbard
Found this blog by Russell Moore on the Resurgence website to be challenging. Dr. Moore is the Dean of the Theology School and Vice President at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville. This blog is well worth the read!
Posted in All About Life, Living the Gospel | Tags: Russell Moore
What we Tell our Kids About Santa Clause
Posted December 14th, 2010 by Mike Hubbard
It is that merry time of year when the celebration of the birth of Jesus is mixed with an ole tale of a jolly dude with a red suit and white beard, bringing gifts for our kids. Where did this story come from? And what are Christian parents to do with Santa Clause? Mark Driscoll […]
Posted in All About Life | Tags: Christmas, Mark Driscoll