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Speaker:  Dan Schoepf
Weekend:  February 9-10, 2008
Scripture: Matthew 16:13-19

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The Church. That’s what we call our collective selves.

While He was here, Jesus introduced a ‘new direction’ for His work on earth: ‘His church’. He would build His church and the enemy would not be able to stop it.

He handed us the "Keys to the Kingdom", with the power to lock and unlock doors of access, as well as the enormous responsibility that entails.

Speaker:  Dan Schoepf
Weekend:  February 2-3, 2008
Scripture:  2 Corinthians 9:10-11

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Randy Alcorn puts it this way, “God prospers me not to raise my standard of living, but to raise my standard of giving.”  Rather concise statement!

If we need a kick-start for our generosity, there is no more appropriate standard than this 10% amount.  And this weekend, that is the challenge!

And what are the benefits of a heart of generosity?

"Its All Yours"- Weekend Special

Speaker:  Dan Schoepf
Weekend:  January 26-27, 2008
Scripture:  Malachi 3:6-12

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When you eat out how do you determine the size of the tip?  Amount of service, quality of service, generally accepted practices, example of your dad, on-line “tipping guides”, what you have in your pocket?

When it comes to the offering how do you determine your gift?  Andy did really well, temperature was right, Dan let us out on time, free coffee today, parking lot was clean?

We are approaching a “tithe challenge weekend”.  What is a tithe anyway?  A tip?  A standard?  How do we decide?

Speaker: Dan Schoepf
Weekend: January 19-20, 2008
Scripture: Matthew 6:19-21

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God owns it all, and I don’t own anything.  But I have this stuff under my management and I want to do the job well.  Where do I make investments?

When our economy slows down, the same amount of money buys less than it used to, and stock prices fall, doesn’t it all become a bit frightening?

Jesus’ investment counsel is simple and priceless. And he expects us to put that advice into practice.