Is Your Checkbook Converted? - Philippians

It’s a strange title for a sermon, I know. Yet it seems many of us try to separate what we believe in our hearts from how we behave with our finances. In these closing verses of this letter to the Philippians, Paul thanks the church that supported his ministry for putting their money where their faith is. This paragraph is one of the clearest theological statements about how money can become a tool for God’s glory and a gauge of spiritual maturity.
This teaching is from our series Technicolor Joy: A Study through Philippians with Skip Heitzig from Calvary Church.

[@symetz]

So thankful my earthly father taught me the principle of tithing at a young age.

[@carolinebenavidez5321]

Thank you for this study in Philippians. It has been my devotional for the last month. I have been a Christian for 40 years, but still have so much to learn. This book is Rich, and I learned a lot. Thank you for your faithfulness.

[@joynavarro2071]

Amen praise you Jesus thank you for saving us and thank you pastor skip and calvary church for sharing the word of God unconditionally and for all the simple jokes that makes me laugh here in saudi arabia your teaching is my strength to be positive while working here stay safe everyone

[@aldrinbogi]

It's Haggai not Hosea (perhaps a slip of the tongue) who said, 'All Silver and Gold belongs to God'

[@patrickgallegos6500]

Another guilt teaching about giving. While skip is getting richer. With no accountability to the church on what he makes.

[@juanquilho]

So he is rich, does he give, is he generous??? Why do you accuse him?? Do you give generously??