Table Talk Tuesdays
Every Tuesday at 6:30 PM CST
💰Money Wise💰
Our society often struggles with money management. Debt is widespread, many people live paycheck to paycheck, and some avoid checking their bank statements altogether. However, there is hope. This six-session series, developed in collaboration with MoneyWise—a ministry of Watermark Community Church in Dallas, TX—provides practical guidance on financial stewardship. From creating a spending plan and eliminating debt to making wise investment decisions, this series equips you with the tools to manage your finances effectively. More importantly, God’s wisdom will not only offer solutions to your financial challenges but will also transform your heart as you learn to view money through His perspective.
Meeting ID: 9204151509
Passcode: Bible
February 18, 2025
6:30PM CST
Session 1: Introduction
Struggling with finances? You're not alone. Many face debt, live paycheck to paycheck, or avoid their bank statements altogether. But there is hope! Our Money Wise six-session series, created in partnership with MoneyWise—a ministry of Watermark Community Church in Dallas, TX—teaches biblical financial stewardship. Learn practical steps for budgeting, eliminating debt, and making wise investments while discovering how God's wisdom can transform your approach to money. Join us and start managing your finances God’s way!
February 25, 2025
7:00 PM CST
Session 2: Stewardship
Biblical stewardship teaches that while our money belongs to God, He has entrusted it to us to manage wisely. Adam Tarnow and John Elmore, teaching pastor at Watermark Community Church, share insights on how to honor God with our finances and remain faithful with what He has provided. When we embrace this perspective, every financial decision becomes an opportunity to reflect His wisdom and purpose.
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March 4, 2025
6:30 PM
Session 3: Spending Plan
Managing finances wisely starts with a
spending plan. A spending plan allows us to
track what God has entrusted to us and ensure every dollar is used purposefully.
Without it, financial control is difficult to achieve. Yet, for many, creating one can feel overwhelming.
What fears or concerns do you have about starting a spending plan?
March 11, 2025
6:30 PM CST
Session 4: Generosity
Generosity is one of the clearest signs that someone understands
biblical stewardship. Instead of being a burden, John Elmore reveals that generosity reflects God’s heart and is meant to bring joy, not guilt or fear. Both Adam and John describe generosity in a way that might feel unusual—they call itfun and joy-giving. But many of us struggle with generosity, often associating it with obligation or scarcity. How do you feel about generosity? Do you see it as a source of joy, or does it feel like a challenge?
March 18, 2025
6:30 PM CST
Session 5: Emergency Fund and Debt
Managing debt and securing an emergency fund are key steps in biblical stewardship. Today, TA will guide us through strategies to repay debt and establish a financial safety net so we can faithfully manage God’s resources. Debt is often a symptom of deeper issues—whether it’s envy, insecurity, entitlement, or lack of discipline. Understanding why we are in debt is the first step to financial freedom.
March 25, 2025
6:30 PM CST
Session 6: Saving
Throughout this series, we have explored
God’s wisdom for managing our finances today. Biblical stewardship starts with taking responsibility for what He has entrusted to us. Now, it’s time to look ahead and prepare for the future. John Elmore closes the series by teaching on saving and investing —two essential tools for a lifetime of faithful financial stewardship.