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songs this week
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Homecoming
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weekly announcements
ASH WEDNESDAY
March 5th
Join us for a special Ash Wednesday service as we kick off the Christian season of Lent. We will gather at our Chateau Elan campus at 7pm, and childcare will be provided.
Head to our website for more on the Lenten season at The Vine Church connecttothevine.org/lent
MEMBERSHIP CLASSES
March 16th @CE & March 23rd @FB
Becoming a member at The Vine means that you are all in on Christ and all in on The Vine Church. Members are called to exhibit Christ. If The Vine is your home church, and you're ready to be a member you are invited to our Membership class! Childcare will be provided.
RSVP for the membership class at connecttothevine.org/membership
ENGAGE
Sunday, February 23rd
The starting point for discovering community here at The Vine is a gathering we call Engage. At Engage, you will get to hear the history of The Vine and our vision for the future while enjoying a free lunch. You will also get to know our pastors and others who are new to The Vine. The next Engage gatherings are Feb 23rd at both campuses.
Get signed up at connecttothevine.org/engage
FINANCIAL PEACE CLASSES
March 13th- May 15th
Ready to become debt free and live the life of your dreams? The Vine Church's Financial Peace University class is for you! This 9 week class of Dave Ramsey's will teach you step by step to pay off debt with biblical money principles.
Sign up for Financial Peace at connecttothevine.org/financial-peace. Childcare is provided for those 5th grade age and under.
overflow | week one
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Scripture (ESV):
Matthew 6:19-24
Teaching Notes:
- What’s happening with our finances is an overflow of what’s happening with our faith.
- Stuff happens to stuff!
- What's happening with your spending reflects what's happening with your soul.
- Money is a good servant but a terrible master.
Reflection Questions:
1. Why do you think Jesus talked so much about money? How has Jesus’ teaching on money impacted the way you view your finances?
2. When have you experienced financial stress? How did that season impact your relationship with God?
3. Why is it important to recognize that stuff happens to stuff? How does that impact the way you spend money?
4. How often do you evaluate how you are spending money? What does your current spending say about what’s happening in your soul?
5. What steps can you take this week to ensure that money is your servant instead of your master? How could making and sticking with a budget help with this?
