Corbin Riley

When we’re exhausted, it’s tempting to treat church like an optional calendar event—but a “quick fix” won’t nourish the soul. Like one potato chip can’t satisfy real hunger, extra sleep can’t cure spiritual weariness. Jesus invites us to come to Him for true rest in Jesus (Matthew 11:28), and He often meets us in the gathered body through the Word, encouragement, and worship that lifts our eyes beyond our circumstances. This week, choose the meal—not the chip. Come ready to receive what you need

Discover the beautiful shift from obligation to overflow in your financial stewardship. Under the Law, tithing was mandatory—a measured ten percent with no exceptions. But grace transforms everything. Grace-filled giving isn't about lowering standards; it's about elevating hearts. Learn why the tithe becomes a joyful minimum rather than a burden, and how the early church modeled radical generosity that met every need. Join us this Sunday at 10 AM as we explore what it means to give not because w

Nehemiah discovered a crisis when he returned to Jerusalem—the storehouse was empty, and worship leaders had abandoned their posts. Not from laziness, but to feed their families. This reveals a fundamental truth: faithful giving sustains ministry in ways nothing else can. God's system requires both generous givers and trustworthy leaders working together. When the storehouse is full, ministry flourishes, people are blessed, and God's house functions as designed. What would it look like to make a