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Here is a 2 minute recap of the message from Sunday at One City.

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Here is a recap of our message from this weekend...


Uncommon Cents: The Audit

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Today’s message, titled "The Audit," emphasizes accountability in managing what God entrusts to us. Drawing from the downfall of Enron, Pastor Jared illustrates how external success can mask internal corruption. Similarly, our lives might appear spiritually healthy while hiding toxic habits. Jesus calls us to give an account of our stewardship. From Luke 16, Jesus highlights the importance of faithfulness in little things. If we are not trustworthy with worldly wealth, how can we handle true riches? Pastor Jared ended with announcing that the entire church has been given an incredible gift from RightNow Media which you can access by clicking the button below.


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Weekly Bible Study List

  1. Luke 16:10-13 (NIV): "Whoever can be trusted with very little can also be trusted with much..."
  2. Matthew 6:21 (NIV): "For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also."
  3. Matthew 23:23 (NLT): "You should tithe, yes, but do not neglect the more important things."
  4. Luke 16:2 (NIV): "Give an account of your management, because you cannot be manager any longer."
  5. Acts 2:45 (NIV): "They sold property and possessions to give to anyone who had need."


3 THINGS WE MUST AUDIT IN OUR LIVES

  1. Audit What You Worship - Matthew 6:21 reminds us that our treasure reveals our heart. If our financial and life choices don’t reflect God as our priority, our worship is misaligned.
  2. Audit What You Prioritize - Using "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" as an analogy, Pastor Jared highlights the difference between the priorities of the wealthy and the poor. The sermon emphasizes giving God our first and best, not what’s leftover. Jesus’ affirmation of tithing (Matthew 23:23) calls for generous giving, grounded in grace.
  3. Audit What You Value - Cultural examples like tipping highlight how we honor service providers but often undervalue God. Pastor Jared challenges us to examine whether our giving reflects our gratitude for God’s grace.


From Sermon to Action

As stewards, we’re called to audit our lives regularly. What story does your audit tell about your worship, priorities, and values?


Worship Setlist

  1. Nothing is Impossible
  2. Holy Forever
  3. More Than Able


Notable Sermon Quotes to Repost on Social Media

  1. "A rich man without God is just a poor man with money."
  2. "Whoever I decide to let master my life, I will allow to lead my life."
  3. "What’s hidden in the dark will eventually come to light."
  4. "Your audit will tell a story—what do you worship, what’s your priority, what do you value?"
  5. "Stop using God's word to justify not putting Him first in your life."
  6. "Grace is real, but it doesn’t mean giving God less; it should inspire giving Him everything."
  7. "Externally, we look and sound like Christians, but what would an audit of our worship reveal?"
  8. "A covenant with God is an all-in agreement—He’s not looking for a way out but a way in."


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