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The core of productivity is to know the highest priority for each day and situation and choose to put it first.

Character is the key component in choosing what’s best and doing God’s will versus our own. Good fruit in life flows from having the kind of character that keeps choosing God’s will to bless others.

The way to peace without having everything under control, when there are all kinds of loose ends, the to do list is growing to gargantuan size, when interruptions abound is to keep going to God in prayer.

The only way to be truly productive is to realize we don’t have to be productive. Embracing the truth that God accept us apart from good works is the precise thing that motivates me to excel in good works.

Life from Jesus comes from the lifestyle of Jesus.

How can we truly live an unrushed life? This sermon will look at how busyness and running is a major threat to our spiritual growth and overall I’m well-being. We can run towards things or run away from things and our constant running prevents the right posture and rhythms for lasting spiritual growth.

God made us to make progress in life toward the right things. To pursue rest or productivity in themselves leaves us spinning in circles. He wants to help us be productive by bearing the right kind of fruit as we handle our stewardships..

Trouble can be a real opportunity to learn the most important lessons in life. God wants parents to show their children how to deal with trouble in a way that will brings protection and progress in life. The key to weathering the storms and helping our kids through trouble is to not short-circuit the process of what God wants to do through the trouble.

It’s easy for tension and conflict to be the atmosphere of any home. Left to ourselves, this is the norm. However, with Christ’s help, we can cling to truthing in love.

Parenting is much more than survival—it’s building a team that can make a difference in the world. This sermon will look at how to train your kids to become wise adults and how to overcome folly....

We will focus on keys to teaming together and staying on mission together despite obstacles and shortcomings.

God made families for a purpose. He wants married couples to have a growing companionship they can enjoy as they follow His will for their lives.

Over time we inevitably become tired, weary and we lose sight of our great reward. So, we keep our eye on the prize and remember all that the Lord has promised to do on the day He returns.

Sons & daughters produce nations. How many sons did Abraham receive from the Lord? One, and 400 years later they were 3 million in number. What impact did this nation have in history?

While we wait for the return of the King on the last Day, what are we supposed to be doing with our lives?

The Kingdom of God is winning, winning, winning! But if you set your heart on a Kingdom of Man you will filled with terror, anger, bitterness, apathy and hopelessness.

Christ’s resurrection turns our terror into triumph. He told us we would be free from fear and death and that the power of sin would not be able to overcome us.

A week to remember…

In a life full of uncertainty, God has made things known.

Sermon from Matt Sturdevant, Lead Pastor, Hope Church Key Lessons I’ve Learned over nearly 40 years of walking with Jesus