In His Steps 2015By Darrel Proffitt, Lead Pastor
In the fall of every year, each family at COTHA is asked to prayerfully consider giving to Jesus Christ’s ministry in this place. There are several ways to do this. There are some who will simply give what they did the year before. For others, they may make the decision to increase their giving. Yet others, may decide they cannot afford to give. Let me give you an alternative way to consider your giving. I ask you to pray about it. God’s word tells us that God blesses a cheerful giver, so I do not want you to feel compelled to give. What I do want you to consider and pray about is that our money is often a block to what God wants to do in our lives. God does not need money, yet Jesus speaks more about money than almost anything else. Why? Because our money reveals where we put our trust and where our devotion is found. Trusting God with our finances is often the last thing that we are willing to do. Yet I have never met anyone who ever regretted giving.
Our Presentation Sunday is Sunday, November 15th. I ask you to be prayerful between now and then. I know that God will continue to bless us at COTHA as we continue to put our trust in God. Please pray for your own giving and the giving of us all at COTHA. Let’s be an expectant and generous people!
Contact me if you have any questions at darrel@cotha.org or in the office at 281-392-3310
Submit your pledge card online
Online giving options
In the fall of every year, each family at COTHA is asked to prayerfully consider giving to Jesus Christ’s ministry in this place. There are several ways to do this. There are some who will simply give what they did the year before. For others, they may make the decision to increase their giving. Yet others, may decide they cannot afford to give. Let me give you an alternative way to consider your giving. I ask you to pray about it. God’s word tells us that God blesses a cheerful giver, so I do not want you to feel compelled to give. What I do want you to consider and pray about is that our money is often a block to what God wants to do in our lives. God does not need money, yet Jesus speaks more about money than almost anything else. Why? Because our money reveals where we put our trust and where our devotion is found. Trusting God with our finances is often the last thing that we are willing to do. Yet I have never met anyone who ever regretted giving.
Our Presentation Sunday is Sunday, November 15th. I ask you to be prayerful between now and then. I know that God will continue to bless us at COTHA as we continue to put our trust in God. Please pray for your own giving and the giving of us all at COTHA. Let’s be an expectant and generous people!
Contact me if you have any questions at darrel@cotha.org or in the office at 281-392-3310
Submit your pledge card online
Online giving options
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