The Gospel Truth

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.

Many believers don’t fully recognize all they’ve received in Christ Jesus—God’s love, healing, provision, peace, and joy. Instead, they often spend their lives trying to get God to give them what’s already theirs. Join Andrew for this collection of faith-filled teachings and rediscover the abundant life made possible through the finished work of the cross.

Many believers don’t fully recognize all they’ve received in Christ Jesus—God’s love, healing, provision, peace, and joy. Instead, they often spend their lives trying to get God to give them what’s already theirs. Join Andrew for this collection of faith-filled teachings and rediscover the abundant life made possible through the finished work of the cross.

Many believers don’t fully recognize all they’ve received in Christ Jesus—God’s love, healing, provision, peace, and joy. Instead, they often spend their lives trying to get God to give them what’s already theirs. Join Andrew for this collection of faith-filled teachings and rediscover the abundant life made possible through the finished work of the cross.

Many believers don’t fully recognize all they’ve received in Christ Jesus—God’s love, healing, provision, peace, and joy. Instead, they often spend their lives trying to get God to give them what’s already theirs. Join Andrew for this collection of faith-filled teachings and rediscover the abundant life made possible through the finished work of the cross.

A collection of teachings on recognizing what believers already possess in Christ. Discussions cover how grace and faith relate and why faith appropriates what is already provided. Talks contrast striving for results with resting in supplied provision. Covers fasting’s role in removing unbelief and describes faith as a spiritual sense supported by real-life testimonies of healing and provision.