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Financial lifecraft from Proverbs is very different from the wisdom of the Financial Conduct Authority, or moneysupermarket.com or your bank. David explores 6 life-changing principles about money from Proverbs.

David reviews the church's finances for the last year and invites us to commit ourselves to the church and our vision once again.

David uses a bag of donuts to illustrate how the incredible generosity shown to us in Jesus overflows in our lives to confound the false narratives of money in our world.

With what can we come before God? Can we ever give enough to make it OK with Him. Why do we give to church? David invites you to respond to God's generosity to you by joining in with the mission and vision of the Vineyard.

There are several mistaken reasons to give and several things that make it difficult. But the starting point, the main reason to give is because everything we have belongs to God. David provides a helpful perspective to handling money and giving.

Ben talks about how we steward our money, addresses common myths regarding money, and challenges us to make courageous decisions about how we manage our money.

Nigel Tapp shares a little about how he looks after money. Matt and Anne Button talk about their trip to South Africa and how it relates to us in the here and now. Josh Flowers reflects on how a mission trip to Sierra Leone challenged his faith and view on life.

We are told that economic success leads to choice and choice leads to happiness. What about the choice to deny ourselves and follow Jesus?

David starts with Psalm 24:1 and then using 1 Corinthians 16:2 explains Paul's directions about giving. Most importantly, David helps us to understand that giving is about you.