It’s All His | Stuart Jones
January 4, 2026
One of the key principles that shapes our approach to money, stewardship, and generosity as we walk with Christ is the question of whose money it truly is. Similar to those moments when we were kids, and our parents would give us money to use or give us allowances to manage, the money was never really ours; we were managers. What we have, even what we earn, we earn with the talents and skills given to us and blessed into our lives by God himself. It is truly all his, and he has given us the honor of using a vast majority of it. When that becomes our perspective, money, stewardship, and generosity change.
Saving | Stuart Jones
January 11, 2026
Joseph’s foresight in preparing for years of famine by saving during times of abundance offers a timeless blueprint for financial stability and generosity. Discover why saving money is not just a practical choice but an essential decision that protects your loved ones and blesses those around you. Learn actionable steps to cultivate financial peace and understand how these principles connect to a deeper, spiritual freedom.
Contentment | Stuart Jones
January 18, 2026
We are often satisfied with what we have until we see someone else with something we don’t have. This internal “money monster” of discontentment is a major source of financial struggles and foolishness. Paul, writing from prison, reveals the secret to true contentment. We can learn how to be content by trusting Jesus, being thankful for what we already have, and cultivating a heart of generosity.
What You Do Matters | Stuart Jones
January 25, 2026
The Parable of the Talents serves as a powerful reminder that one day, we will all be held accountable for how we managed the resources entrusted to us. Our actions today have eternal significance. Whether you identify as a “five-bag,” “two-bag,” or “one-bag” person, re-evaluate your relationship with wealth and generosity. Discover how trusting God with your finances can lead to extraordinary blessings and a deeper sense of purpose. Are you ready to take the next step in faithful stewardship?