Biblical. Practical. Applicable.

Scripture

John 12:1–8; 2 Corinthians 9:7; Ephesians 2:8–9; Hebrews 10:14

Date preached

November 8, 2026

Speaker

Toney Browning

Our offering is an overflowing of what Christ is doing in us. Pastor Toney Browning opens John 12:1–8 to explore giving from a willing heart, free from guilt or manipulation. No offering can buy God’s grace. Jesus gave Himself for us first. Pray, plan, and prepare to respond to His generosity.

• Give from a willing heart, without guilt or manipulation.
• Receive the grace no offering could ever buy.
• Pray. Plan. Prepare. Respond to God’s generosity.

Scripture

Genesis 14:18–20; Malachi 3:8–10; Matthew 23:23; Matthew 6:21; Hebrews 7; Romans 5:8

Date preached

November 1, 2026

Speaker

Toney Browning

What does your money say about your heart? Pastor Toney Browning teaches on trusting God with our first, His work, and our whole heart. Giving cannot buy salvation or God's love. Before we ever gave an offering, Jesus gave Himself for us. Ask God what your spending and giving reveal, then respond with generosity, justice, mercy, and faithfulness.

• Trust God with your first.
• Trust God with His work.
• Trust God with your whole heart.

Scripture

Deuteronomy 8:2–3, 11–14, 17–18; 2 Corinthians 6:2

Date preached

October 25, 2026

Speaker

Toney Browning

Don’t let what God has given you make you forget how much you need Him. From Deuteronomy 8, Pastor Toney Browning calls us to remember the God who carried us, keep depending on Him, and follow Jesus in every season. Let every chair you sit in this week remind you of God’s provision. Thank Him, open His Word, pray, and take your next step of faith in Jesus.

• Remember who carried you.
• Remember who you depend on.
• Remember the Lord.

Scripture

1 Chronicles 28:11–21; John 3:16

Date preached

October 18, 2026

Speaker

Toney Browning

Knowing what God has called you to do is only the beginning. As David gives Solomon the plans for the temple, God has already provided what the work requires. This message calls us to find courage in God's presence and take our place in His work together. Jesus is still changing lives. Ask Him for the courage to take your next step, serve, and help someone else follow Him.

• Just because Solomon's hands were open doesn't mean they were empty.
• Your courage comes from His presence.
• The work that God gave him wasn't meant for only him.

Scripture

1 Chronicles 28:1–8; 1 Kings 8:18; Hebrews 10:25

Date preached

October 4, 2026

Speaker

Toney Browning

Before God builds something through our hands, He often builds something in our hearts. David dreamed of building the temple, but God entrusted that work to Solomon. This message challenges us to surrender our plans, support one another, and stay faithful to what God has called us to do today. Ask God, “What's my part?” Then take a step to encourage someone, serve, and show up ready to worship Jesus.

• A surrendered heart trusts God's plan.
• A willing heart plays its part.
• A faithful heart keeps showing up.