Root of All Evil

In today’s message, “In God We Trust,” Pastor Rich Wilkerson Jr. reminds us that when we recognize God as our ultimate source and provider, everything changes. Deuteronomy 8:18 instructs us to “Remember the LORD your God, for it is he who gives you the ability to produce wealth…” If we can trust Him with our eternity, we can certainly trust Him with our economy.

True surrender means inviting God into every area of our lives, including our generosity, knowing that He is the Source, our Provider, and our Security.

In “More Than Enough,” Pastor DawnCheré Wilkerson reminds us of the danger of greed and the freedom found in generosity. Jesus reminds us that life does not consist in an abundance of possessions, but real abundance is found in trusting God.

Greed keeps moving the goalpost, convincing us that what we have is never enough, but generosity breaks its grip. When we recognize that God is our source, we can stop striving for more and start stewarding what He has already placed in our hands.

Generosity isn’t just about what we give. It shapes who we become. When we trust God with what we have, we discover the joyful, abundant life Jesus came to give.

Everything we have, our time, talent, and treasure, has been entrusted to us by God. But are we simply holding on to what He's given us, or are we putting it to work for His glory?

In this message, Entrusted, Pastor Rich Wilkerson, Jr. reminds us that stewardship isn't just about managing money. It's about recognizing who everything belongs to, multiplying what we've been given, and trusting the One who entrusted it to us.

God isn't measuring our faithfulness by how much we have, but by what we do with what He's placed in our hands.

Whether you're learning to trust God with your finances, discovering your purpose, or growing in generosity, this message is a reminder that you don't have to have a lot to be faithful with what you have.

Before asking God for more, ask yourself: Am I being faithful with what He's already entrusted to me?