Financial Contentment
Hebrews 13:5-6
Which piece of leather shapes more of your decisions, your wallet or your Bible? Pastor Tim Rolen opens the Rainy Days series on that question and comes back to it at the end.
Watch the messageFive weeks of practical, hopeful teaching on money, contentment, and trusting God when finances feel uncertain.
“I am not saying this because I am in need, for I have learned to be content whatever the circumstances.”
Philippians 4:11
Money touches almost everything, and few subjects carry more worry. Rainy Days is a short, practical series about facing financial pressure with wisdom and faith. We taught it at New Hope across five Sundays in late summer 2022.
The messages cover contentment, consumerism, budgeting, planning a legacy, and leaving margin for generosity. The aim is freedom. When we hold money with open hands and a clear plan, we can weather the rainy days and still give generously.
August 7 to September 4, 2022 · 5 Messages
Hebrews 13:5-6
Which piece of leather shapes more of your decisions, your wallet or your Bible? Pastor Tim Rolen opens the Rainy Days series on that question and comes back to it at the end.
Watch the messageMatthew 6:24-34
Pastor Mark Addis's father visited from England and started taking photographs inside a party supply store. Not of the family. Of the shelves. That is where this message on consumerism starts.
Watch the messageMatthew 6:19-24
Sixty-one percent of Americans live paycheck to paycheck, and so do thirty percent of people earning over $250,000. Pastor Andrew Lynch argues the problem was never the size of the paycheck.
Watch the messageRomans 12:1-2
After more than fifty years of preaching, Pastor Tim Rolen says he has never once preached on planning a legacy. He does here, and by the end he decides the sermon title was wrong.
Watch the messageMatthew 25:31-46
Most of us have said some version of I would give more if I could. Pastor Mark Addis closes the Rainy Days series on the thing that makes generosity possible in the first place: margin.
Watch the messageRainy Days closed out the summer of 2022. Browse the rest of the year, or join us on a Sunday.