In this message from Matthew 6:25–34, we explore the connection between anxiety, money, control, and trust in God. Jesus teaches that we cannot serve both God and money, and He calls us to seek first the Kingdom.

This episode addresses:

• Why anxiety often reveals misplaced trust

• How generosity breaks the grip of greed

• The difference between needs and desires

• Why wealth does not always equal blessing

• How living in the present helps defeat worry

• What it truly means to trust God

If you’ve struggled with fear about the future, financial pressure, or the need to control outcomes, this message offers clarity and freedom.

Seek first the Kingdom. Trust Him with what feels most important. Exchange anxiety for Christ.

Welcome to Revive Church! God isn’t searching for one dramatic moment of generosity—He’s forming a life of faithful obedience. In 2 Corinthians 9:6–11, Paul reminds us that blessing flows through consistency, not impulse. Like a farmer planting seeds in steady rows, God shapes us through repeated acts of trust, teaching us to give with purpose and joy. This message reframes generosity as a lifestyle rather than a transaction: not giving to get blessed, but giving because obedience positions us to become a channel of God’s provision. When we live to give, God multiplies what we plant so that our lives produce lasting fruit for His glory and the good of others.

Be blessed!

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God never asked for 10% because He needs it—He asked for it because it’s Holy. The tithe is declared set apart, and in Malachi 3:10–11, God attaches a promise unlike any other: obedience to God opens heaven's windows itself. This message reframes tithing not as a financial transaction, but as an act of intentional obedience that positions our lives under God’s provision. When we move beyond complacent giving and step into faith-filled obedience, God reveals His goodness in tangible ways. Obedience to God – complacency + revelation of God’s goodness = an open heaven. This sermon challenges us to see why honoring God with the first 10% unlocks His provision over the remaining 90%.

What gets first place in your life?In this message from The Provider’s Equation series, Pastor Stephan teaches on The Consistent Giver and the biblical principle that God blesses order, not leftovers. Using Proverbs 3:9–10, this sermon challenges believers to move from emotional or occasional giving to intentional, disciplined generosity that honors God first.This message speaks directly to the pressure many people feel when trying to stay faithful while managing bills, fear of the future, and financial responsibility. You will learn why pressure is not a sign to stop giving, but a test of priority, and how consistency positions your life for God’s increase.Whether you are new to giving or learning how to put God first in a sustainable way, this sermon will help you build faith, order, and confidence in God as your Provider.

A vital part of the following Jesus is walking in the same generosity that he modeled for us, but what really happens when you trust God with your money? In Luke 21:1–4, Jesus points to a widow whose disciplined obedience revealed extraordinary faith. She didn’t give out of excess, but out of trust—honoring God with what little she had. . When we honor God’s house with consistency, we give Him room to grow our faith, remove doubt, and develop discipline in every area of life. Willingness minus doubt leads to consistency, and consistency creates a life that trusts God not just with money, but with everything.

Ever wonder why financial freedom seems so unachievable, no matter how hard you try? In Mark 10:17, the rich young ruler’s encounter with Jesus reveals a hidden fear that still holds many men captive—the fear of losing control. Though disciplined, successful, and outwardly faithful, he walks away sorrowful because his security is rooted in his possessions rather than in God. This message exposes the subtle lie that financial safety comes from what we own instead of who we trust. True financial freedom isn’t found in accumulation, but in surrender. When men release control and place their trust fully in Christ, they discover a freedom that money can never provide.

Before God proves Himself as Provider, He often creates space where we can no longer provide for ourselves. In The Space for Grace, we discover how weakness, trials, and pressure aren’t evidence of God’s absence, but invitations for His provision. When our resources run out, God’s grace steps in, so stop resisting your limitations and start trusting the God who uses them to provide exactly what we need.

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You can give securely at https://give.revivechurch.com. Every gift helps reach lives, strengthen families, and expand hope locally and globally.As we close out 2025, this video captures a defining moment in the life of Revive Church—a moment of gratitude, alignment, and faith for what God is building next.In this end-of-year vision presentation, we look back at the ways God moved throughout 2025: lives changed, families restored, faith reignited, and a church family unified around a clear mission. This is not about celebrating numbers—it’s about celebrating obedience, ownership, and the stories only God can write.You’ll hear how generosity created real impact—supporting missionaries, serving people in need, strengthening Revive Kids environments, and positioning the church to move forward debt-free and ready for the future. You’ll also see how God expanded Revive’s reach beyond the walls of the building, using online ministry to connect with people across the United States and around the world.As we look ahead to 2026, this message outlines clear spiritual and missional priorities:• Reaching more people far from God• Increasing generosity to fuel ministry and outreach• Creating intentional, welcoming environments for families• Expanding awareness so people in our city know hope is available• Calling men to live with purpose, lead confidently, and grow spirituallyYou’ll watch powerful, real-life stories—including testimony from our partnership with Hope Is Alive, a ministry helping men rebuild their lives through faith, structure, and community. These moments remind us that when generosity meets obedience, resurrection follows.This presentation also introduces the heartbeat behind the 7-Minute Manhood Podcast—a weekly resource created to help men grow spiritually in a realistic, sustainable way. Each episode delivers one biblical truth, one challenge, and one next step in seven minutes or less—because leadership starts with consistency, not perfection.Whether you’re part of the Revive Church family, joining us online, or searching for a church to call home, this video is an invitation:• To believe God still transforms lives• To take ownership of the mission• To step into the future with faith and expectancyIf this message encouraged you, be sure to like, subscribe, and share—you never know who might find hope because you did.Hope is alive. The mission is moving. And the best is still ahead.