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EPISODE · Mar 22, 2026 · 31 MIN

"Physical & Financial Capital" | Pastor Frank Hart

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This week, we wrap up our Five Capitals series with a message that gets uncomfortably practical: Physical & Financial Capital—your time, your stuff, your money, your presence. Yeah… that part. Before you start thinking, "Here we go, church just wants my money," take a breath. This isn't about guilt. It's about something deeper. "The church doesn't start with what we bring. It starts with what God gives." From potluck tables to Apollo 13, this message explores how ordinary things—food, homes, conversations, generosity—become the "infrastructure" God uses to change lives. "Macaroni and cheese is the gooey infrastructure of the mission." We all love generosity… until it costs us something. "We trust God with our eternity… but maybe not access to our bank account." But what if the point isn't pressure… it's freedom? "We don't give to be accepted. We give because we already are." This message is about: living open-handed instead of afraid showing up instead of sitting out bringing what you have instead of waiting for more Because at the end of the day, this isn't about money. It's about the table. "They made a place for me at the table… and it changed my life." Watch, listen, and maybe—just maybe—ask yourself: What are you bringing?

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