The Gospel Truth

A teaching on how provision often arrives where God directs you to go, illustrated by Elijah and the ravens. A look at shifting spiritual directions and staying connected to God's next steps. Stories about the widow at Zarephath, sacrificial giving as an investment, and encouraging perseverance through personal testimony.

A message about provision arriving where God directs, not where you currently stand. Stories from Elijah and a widow show obedience and small acts opening doors. Discussion of waiting through hardship until a new word arrives. A personal testimony about refusing to quit and seeing timely provision.

A deep dive into lessons from Elijah and how divine provision often waits where God directs you to go. Stories of obedience, risk, and unexpected supply illustrate taking the first step of faith. Practical guidance on testing God’s voice by starting small and using inner peace as the guide. Discussion of giving, tithing, and resources to help you move toward your place called there.

A study of Elijah’s journey and how provision often arrives where God directs you to go. Discussion of stepping out in faith before seeing the full plan. Encouragement to obey immediate commands even when outcomes and costs are unclear. Stories linking obedience, movement, and eventual supply.

A teaching on Elijah’s story and how provision often arrives where God directs rather than where you stand. Discussion of boldness in confronting idolatry and speaking truth before proof. A call to obey one step at a time and recognize historical parallels to modern faith culture.

Did you know the Bible has more scriptures about finances than about heaven and hell? Faith in the area of finances is the least use of our faith (Luke 16:10). If we can’t trust God with our money, how can we expect to be able to trust Him with greater things? Join Andrew in this series of Charis chapel hours and discover how exercising your faith in the “least” can unlock faith for that which is greater.

Did you know the Bible has more scriptures about finances than about heaven and hell? Faith in the area of finances is the least use of our faith (Luke 16:10). If we can’t trust God with our money, how can we expect to be able to trust Him with greater things? Join Andrew in this series of Charis chapel hours and discover how exercising your faith in the “least” can unlock faith for that which is greater.

Did you know the Bible has more scriptures about finances than about heaven and hell? Faith in the area of finances is the least use of our faith (Luke 16:10). If we can’t trust God with our money, how can we expect to be able to trust Him with greater things? Join Andrew in this series of Charis chapel hours and discover how exercising your faith in the “least” can unlock faith for that which is greater.

Did you know the Bible has more scriptures about finances than about heaven and hell? Faith in the area of finances is the least use of our faith (Luke 16:10). If we can’t trust God with our money, how can we expect to be able to trust Him with greater things? Join Andrew in this series of Charis chapel hours and discover how exercising your faith in the “least” can unlock faith for that which is greater.

Did you know the Bible has more scriptures about finances than about heaven and hell? Faith in the area of finances is the least use of our faith (Luke 16:10). If we can’t trust God with our money, how can we expect to be able to trust Him with greater things? Join Andrew in this series of Charis chapel hours and discover how exercising your faith in the “least” can unlock faith for that which is greater.