web01.fireside.fm Wed, 22 Apr 2026 14:19:26 -0500 Fireside (https://fireside.fm) https://faithchurchindy.fireside.fm/tags/offering Mon, 10 Feb 2020 11:00:00 -0500 Together, the people of Faith seek to connect with God, each other, and our needy world. Through biblical preaching and teaching, passionate worship, deep friendships, and a focus on loving and serving, our mission is to declare the glory of God through the Gospel of Jesus Christ to the ends of the earth. en-us episodic Sermons from Faith Church in Indianapolis Faith Church Indy Together, the people of Faith seek to connect with God, each other, and our needy world. Through biblical preaching and teaching, passionate worship, deep friendships, and a focus on loving and serving, our mission is to declare the glory of God through the Gospel of Jesus Christ to the ends of the earth. no church, indianapolis, sermons, kingdom, jesus, god, faith, Faith Church Indy info@faithliveitout.org https://faithchurchindy.fireside.fm/offerings 85afe6d5-5804-4e4e-9a06-0591cb86d138 Mon, 10 Feb 2020 11:00:00 -0500 Faith Church Indy full Faith Church Indy Transformation Sermon Series 46:20 no The Law required sacrifices for unholy people to approach a holy God. But in Psalm 66, we see the writer going far beyond what was required, in an expression of lavish generosity. We know we don’t offer sacrifices to draw near to God (much less to get something from him). And God doesn’t need anything. So why is giving a part of our worship? Join us as we look at “Offerings” from Psalm 66. faith, church, Indianapolis, sermon, Bible, transformation, worship, offering The Law required sacrifices for unholy people to approach a holy God. But in Psalm 66, we see the writer going far beyond what was required, in an expression of lavish generosity. We know we don’t offer sacrifices to draw near to God (much less to get something from him). And God doesn’t need anything. So why is giving a part of our worship? Join us as we look at “Offerings” from Psalm 66.

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