What if being “right on the money” financially is about more than just giving? Discover how shifting your perspective from ownership to stewardship can bring freedom, purpose, and joy in every financial decision.

The world is broken, and there is no way around that. But God has always desired to walk with His creation. He made a new thing at the beginning of all things in Genesis, and in Revelation He declares again that He is making all things new. In this sermon, Pastor Linder discusses what it looks like for us to return to the innocence of Eden and to walk once more with our Creator.

Whether you think of yourself as “wealthy,” or not, this passage has great wisdom on how to think about money from a Biblical perspective.

Most people don’t want “enough.” We want to be RICH!
Before you chase the next raise or upgrade, take a closer look at what it really means to be “right on the money.”

Ok...they preach for 35 minutes once a week. What else do they do?!? This passage gives clear direction on the other things that spiritual leaders should be doing in the local church.

Who is your favorite person to “follow” online? There’s a big difference between clicking a button and truly FOLLOWING someone. This passage moves us from asking IF we follow Jesus, to asking HOW we follow Jesus.

What makes a truly good leader—talent, charisma, or something deeper? In this passage, Paul flips the world’s definition of leadership upside down, showing us that God calls leaders to be servants, stewards, and faithful under-rowers whose work is evaluated by Him alone.

Think you’re wise?!? Not so fast, my friend! This passage shows us two foolish things that “wise” men do and the dangers that proceed them. The good news is that he gives a clear solution that helps us to find TRUE wisdom!

“Don’t COME to church. BE the church.” Ok...but, what does that even mean?!? Spiritual maturity demands that we understand “how to do church,” and this passage teaches us exactly that.

Do our lives really matter? Am I making any kind of impact? In this passage, Paul reminds us that while everyone is building something, only a life founded on Jesus and built with eternal priorities will endure.

“The Lord is my Shepherd.” Behind those words is a bold confession—that we are weak, wandering sheep in desperate need of someone stronger to guide, protect, and provide for us. This sermon unpacks how the Shepherd’s presence, His personal care, and His faithful provision can transform our lives with peace and joy, even in seasons of uncertainty or suffering.

Spiritual growth is a lot like team sports. Every team has players with different roles and responsibilities. Spiritually, each of us play a part in encouraging and investing in others...but, ultimately, God produces the results. This message will help you see how God can use your everyday relationships to shape both you and those around you.

Some Christians have been saved for years yet remain stuck in spiritual infancy. This passage uncovers the subtle signs of immaturity that can hide behind church attendance and good intentions. If you’re ready to trade the bottle for real spiritual meat, this sermon will help you spot what’s holding you back and show you how to grow up in Christ.

“I don’t know what to do.” “I wish God would give me some direction, or just tell me what He wants.” This passage shows us how He does just that...and how we tend to sabotage the process.

Podcasts, Influencers, books, friends...we’re constantly bombarded with advice. Where do we get TRUE wisdom for what we’re facing?!? This passage gives us clear direction on God’s plan for true wisdom.

Ever feel like everything’s falling apart and you're just trying to hold it together? True strength isn’t found in having it all together. If you're tired of performing, striving, and trying to impress, this sermon might be exactly what your soul needs.

You ever catch yourself feeling proud of something and then realize—wait, that wasn’t really me? It’s good to remember that all the good stuff in our lives is actually God’s doing, not ours. It’s a humbling and freeing look at why we can stop trying to impress and just start saying, “He did it.”

In a world full of questions, doubts, and quick fixes, it’s easy to wonder, “What do I really need?” Spoiler alert: It’s the Gospel! Whether you’re struggling, searching, or just stuck, this sermon will help you see how the message of the cross speaks directly to your heart and your everyday life.

Churches experience division when there is an emphasis on preferences and personalities. This passage is a heartfelt plea to mend what’s torn and refocus on what truly unites us.

What if your identity isn’t defined by your worst moment—or even your best one? In a world where value is earned through performance, Paul opens his letter to a broken church not with shame, but with stunning reminders of who they are in Christ. Before confronting sin, God affirms identity—because when you know who you are, everything begins to change.