In Week 3 of our Dealing With Debt series, “5 Generosity Hacks,” we unpack 2 Corinthians 9:6–7 and discover that generosity isn’t about having more money—it’s about adopting a new identity. Generosity is not a financial condition; it’s a spiritual posture.

In this message, we explore five practical shifts that can transform your heart and future: deciding to live as a sower, not a consumer; giving first, not last; tying generosity to trust instead of emotion; choosing joy over reluctance; and starting small—but starting now. When you move from closed-fisted to open-handed living, money loses its mastery and purpose takes its place. The seed may look small, but the harvest is hidden inside it.

The question is simple: what seed is God asking you to release this week?

Leadership isn’t accidental—it’s intentional. In this week’s Power Hour, Pastor Ty and Pastor Kyle discuss why the church must actively develop leaders and how empowering the next generation strengthens the mission. We break down practical ways to build leadership culture, avoid consumer Christianity, and step into the biblical model of multiplication. The church grows strongest when it grows leaders.

In this powerful message from Proverbs 29:18 and Matthew 6:21, we confront a hard question: Is debt holding you back from the life God is calling you to live?

Financial pressure doesn’t just affect your bank account—it shapes your stress, your marriage, your generosity, and even your obedience. In Week 2 of Dealing With Debt, we unpack four biblical truths of financial freedom: lordship, discipline, purpose, and generosity.

Discover why money is not just a math issue but a heart issue, how to move from financial bondage to spiritual and practical freedom, and what it looks like to position your life so you can say “yes” when God calls. This message will challenge you to build a future marked by peace, margin, and Kingdom impact—one faithful decision at a time.