Scripture gives us a vision of what a generous church community looks like in Acts 4:32–5:11. The "fellowship" (koinonia) of the early church was not limited to sharing spiritual goods, but extended to sharing material goods to meet the needs of the community.

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Should we expect some benefit to ourselves from our generosity to others, or should we give for purely selfless reasons? This sermon focuses on Jesus' teaching on heavenly treasure, showing that although we give ultimately for God's glory, by his grace, our giving comes with great joy.

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Jesus teaches that it is more blessed to give than to receive. What did he mean by that, and how can we overcome the feeling of scarcity that prevents us from experiencing the blessing of generosity?

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Where should we seek God's voice? How can we discern whether God is guiding us in a certain direction if we're unsure?

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Does God speak to you individually, beyond his word in the Bible? In this sermon, Daniel Houck introduces a new series on hearing the voice of God in our lives.

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Although the best friendships are lifelong, there are times when followers of Jesus need to end or redefine a friendship.

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David and Jonathan's friendship exemplifies three key traits of a great friendship: sacrifice, loyalty, and permanence.

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In this sermon, Daniel Houck discusses the meaning of friendship and why it matters biblically.

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