Redemption Church Plano Texas

Speakers: Matt and Julie Hattabaugh Scripture Focus: 1 Thessalonians 2:13, 2 Timothy 1:7 Overview This message is a powerful testimony of faith, healing, and transformation from Matt and Julie, who have served in Lebanon since 2018. Despite the significant ongoing conflict in the Middle East—including over 800 strikes in a single week and the displacement of a million people—the work of the Gospel is not only continuing but expanding. The core of the message encourages every believer to receive the Word of God as absolute truth and to act as a missionary in their own daily lives. Key Takeaways 1. The Power of Receiving the Word The sermon focuses extensively on 1 Thessalonians 2:13, emphasizing that we must receive God's Word not as human words, but as divine truth. Action over Evidence: True faith involves believing and acting on God's promises even when there is no visible evidence. The Example of Abraham: Just as Abraham carried God’s promise for 25 years before seeing it fulfilled, we are called to persistent, patient belief. 2. Rejecting the Spirit of Fear In a region marked by violence, Matt describes fear as something that has no place in a believer's life. A Sound Mind: By claiming 2 Timothy 1:7, believers can replace anxiety with a spirit of love, power, and a sound mind. Peace in the Storm: Like a passenger focused on their destination during a turbulent flight, we can remain calm by trusting in God's ultimate plan. 3. Personal Evangelism is for Everyone The mission field isn’t just in Lebanon; it is in your workplace, grocery store, and neighborhood. The Story of Ali: Matt shared how a simple, prompted invitation to a Starbucks cashier led to a life-changing conversion, proving that God's power transcends cultural barriers. “Love, Grow, Serve, Go”: Every believer is called to be a “vessel” for God's work, whether locally or internationally. Ministry Milestone Timeline DateEvent / ActivityNotes2018Partnership EstablishedConnection with Redemption Church began.Feb 28School LaunchMinistry training school opened with 21 children.OngoingConflict ResponseMinistry continues despite strikes and displacement.May 2Graduation61 ministry students graduating; 23 already serving.FutureBeirut ExpansionPlans to expand to 4 new locations in Beirut. Scriptural Application ReferenceKey MessageLife Application2 Timothy 1:7Spirit of power and loveRejecting anxiety and fear.Galatians 3Redeemed from the curseWalking in healing and freedom.1 Thess. 2:13Receiving God’s TruthFaithful acceptance leads to transformation.2 Cor. 5:17New creation in ChristEmbracing a new identity in Jesus. Final Encouragement The Word of God is alive and powerful. We are invited to identify with these scriptural truths daily—declaring “I am a new creation” and “fear has no place in me”—and to pray for the same transformative power to work in our communities as it is currently working in Lebanon.

Follow along with us! Welcome everyone. I'm really glad you're here today – in the room and online. We are in week three of a series called Well Spent. The idea behind this series is simple but powerful. Every day we are spending something. We spendour moneyour timeour energy The question is not if you're spending your life. The question is how you're spending it. We have a Toolkit and 30 challenge to help you reset your money, time, and energy.Download it. Use it. Share it. What you invest in shapes who you become. In week one we talked about money. Today we are talking about something even more valuable than money.Because money can be earned again.But time cannot. So today's message is called Spend Your Time on What Lasts. And I want to begin with something I have had to admit in my own life. There have been seasons in my life where I was incredibly busy. Running from one thing to the next. And here is the uncomfortable truth. Most of the things I was doing were good things.Important things. Church things.But I started noticing something.Even though I was busy doing good things…Sometimes I was missing the best things.Moments with my family.Time with Jesus.Meaningful conversations.Quiet moments where my soul could breathe.And I had to face a truth that I didn't want to admit. BIG IDEA: Busy isn't the same as meaningful. You can fill your life with activity and still miss what matters most. We know what this is like right? The Age of Constant Distraction We live in what could honestly be called the age of constant distraction. The average person checks their phone 96 times a day.(https://www.asurion.com/press-releases/americans-check-their-phones-96-times-a-day/) that means: 672 times per week about 2,880 times per month over 35,000 times per year Over a lifetime, that can easily become millions of interruptions. Now combine that with another reality. The average American spends around 7 hours of screen time every day. (https://www.magnetaba.com/blog/average-screen-time-statistics)  That means nearly half of our waking life can disappear into screens. Harvard researchers discovered that 47% of our waking hours are spent thinking about something other than what we are doing.(https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/11/101111141759.htm)  Almost half of life… we are mentally somewhere else. Distracted. Fragmented. Pulled in multiple directions. We are busy. But here is the deeper question. If we are so busy… why do so many people still feel like their life lacks meaning? Maybe the issue is not that we are busy. Maybe the issue is what we are busy with. And Jesus speaks directly into this. Luke chapter 10 tells the story of two sisters. Mary and Martha. Jesus comes to their home. Martha immediately begins preparing the house. Cooking. Serving.Getting everything ready. Luke says this. Luke 10:40 (NIV) But Martha was distracted by all the preparations that had to be made. Notice what the Bible does not say. It does not say Martha was sinning.It says she was distracted.She was doing good things. Important things.But Martha becomes frustrated. And she says to Jesus, Luke 10:40 (NIV) “Lord, don't you care that my sister has left me to do the work by myself? Tell her to help me!” Notice something here. Martha's concern was not that she was too busy.Her concern was that Mary was not busy like she was.Martha did not think she needed to slow down.She thought Mary needed to speed up. That sounds familiar. Sometimes when we feel overwhelmed we don't question our pace.We question why other people aren't keeping up.But Jesus answers Martha with incredible tenderness. Luke 10:41 (NIV)“Martha, Martha,” the Lord answered, “you are worried and upset about many things… And then Jesus says something that might be one of the most important statements about priorities in the entire Bible. Luke 10:42 “Few things are needed – or indeed only one. Mary has chosen what is better, and it will not be taken away from her.” Let's pause right here. Because this is where the message lands.Jesus says Few things are needed. Indeed only oneSo here is the honest question. Do I believe Jesus?Because if I believe Jesus…my life should  reflect what He says. Look at your calendar.Look at your habits.Look at how you spend your time.Does my life look like few things are needed?Or does my life look like everything is needed? Few things are needed. Indeed only one. WHAT IS THE ONE THING? So what is the one thing? At its core, it is this – Being with Jesus.Mary sat at His feet.She listened.She was present.She chose relationship over activity. But this truth expands beyond quiet prayer moments. Because when you are truly with Jesus,you begin to value what Jesus values.You begin to love who Jesus loves.You begin to prioritize what actually matters. And what matters most in life has never been activity. It has always been relationship. WHAT IS THE ONE THING? Being with Jesus. Being with the people you love. Investing in these relationships. Because at the end of your life, you will not wish you answered more emails. You will not wish you attended more meetings. You will not wish you checked your phone more often. You will wish you spent more time with Jesus and with the people you love. Few things are needed. Indeed only one. Choose the better thing. So how do you actually live this out?Let me give you three practical ways to start choosing the better thing. The First 10 Before your phone.Before social media.Before the chaos begins. Spend the first ten minutes of your day with Jesus. Scripture. Prayer. Quiet. Center your heart before the world starts pulling at you. Research shows that couples who share spiritual habits like prayer and Scripture together report stronger marriages and higher relationship satisfaction. People who regularly engage Scripture also report greater peace and resilience in stressful seasons. When you invest time in what matters most, your life begins to reflect that investment. I challenge you to spend the first 10 with Jesus every day this week. The Better Part Block Schedule one protected hour every week. One hour where you intentionally invest in what matters most. A meaningful conversation. Prayer.Family connection.Encouraging someone.Community. This is why things like Connect Groups matter. Because life transformation rarely happens in crowds. It happens in relationships.Mary chose the better part.She slowed down.She sat down.She paid attention to Jesus. Sometimes the most spiritual thing you can do is simply slow down long enough to be present. One Boundary If something matters, protect it.Build a boundary around it.Protect your time with God.Protect your family.Protect worship.Protect your church community. Something always comes up that makes it easy to skip Church and family time. You must build a boundary around what matters most. “Few things are needed. Indeed only one.” Are you ready to live differently?Are you ready to live simply? CALL TO ACTION I want to give you three invitations. Return to the one thing Maybe today you realize you have been running after many things. Busy.Distracted.Fragmented.And today Jesus is inviting you back to the better part.Back to His presence.Back to sitting at His feet again. Rebuild what matters at home Maybe the change you need is relational.Maybe it is time to pray with your spouse.Read Scripture with your family.Start spiritual conversations again.Invest in the relationships that matter most.Spend time on what matters with the people who matter. Reset your boundaries Maybe today you need to draw a line around what matters. Around worship.Around time with Jesus.Around the people you love. Few things are needed. Indeed only one. Choose the better thing. As our music team begins to play, this is a moment to respond. One thing matters right now. Choose it!

Follow along with us! Struggling with money stress? Living paycheck to paycheck?Wondering what the Bible actually says about budgeting? You're not alone. Millions of people feel anxious about money — and many Christians quietly wonder how to manage their finances in a way that honors God without creating guilt or pressure. In this message from Redemption Church, we walk through practical biblical budgeting principles that help you: Lead your money instead of being led by it Reduce financial stress Build savings with wisdom Give generously without fear Create a simple plan that reflects your faith If you don't lead your money, your money will lead you. What Does the Bible Say About Budgeting? The Bible talks about money more than almost any other topic. Not because God needs your money — but because money reveals your heart. Here are four core biblical budgeting principles: 1. Your Money Reveals Your Priorities “Where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.” – Matthew 6:21 Your spending patterns reveal direction. And direction can change. 2. God Entrusts You With Resources In Matthew 25, Jesus describes stewardship as managing what belongs to the Master. Biblical budgeting begins with this mindset shift: You are a steward, not an owner. 3. Faithfulness Starts Small “Whoever can be trusted with very little can also be trusted with much.” – Luke 16:10 Wealth is built on consistency, not hype. 4. Money Is a Tool — Not a Master “You cannot serve both God and money.” – Matthew 6:24 Money makes a terrible master and an excellent servant. A budget is simply telling your money where to go. A Simple Christian Budget Plan (Give, Save, Live) If you want a biblical starting point, evaluate three areas: 1️⃣ What You Give Giving reveals trust. Start somewhere. Give intentionally — not emotionally. 2️⃣ What You Save Saving reveals wisdom. Emergency savings protect your peace and reduce anxiety. 3️⃣ What You Live On Living reveals priorities. Cancel drift. Review subscriptions. Stop unconscious spending. Drift always costs more than direction. Frequently Asked Questions About Biblical Budgeting Is budgeting biblical? Yes. Scripture consistently teaches stewardship, faithfulness, generosity, and wisdom in managing resources. How do Christians budget money? A simple Christian budget often prioritizes giving, saving, and living — in that order. What does the Bible say about money stress? Jesus teaches that money should not master us (Matthew 6:24). Financial peace grows when we align our money with God's priorities. How can I stop living paycheck to paycheck? Start by reviewing recurring expenses, creating a simple spending plan, building a small emergency fund, giving intentionally, and avoiding financial drift. RESOURCES FOR YOU Well Spent Series Hub Continue the full Well Spent series here. Download the Well Spent Toolkit We created a free Well Spent Toolkit, including a 30-day Well Spent Challenge, to help you: Get clear on your money, time, and energy Evaluate what you give, save, and live on Build a simple savings and spending plan Audit your calendar and commitments Reset daily rhythms so you don't burn out Cancel financial drift and take practical next steps Download it here. Printable Sermon Handout (PDF) Follow along or use in your Connect Group. Download the How to Budget Your Blessing sermon handout here. Take Your Next Step at Redemption Church You don't have to figure this out alone. Whether you're exploring faith, returning to church, or looking for a way to serve, we'd love to walk with you. Take your next step with serving, groups, outreach, giving, or sharing your story: Start here. Watch the Message Message TranscriptWell Spent 1 – How to Budget Your Blessing – Chris Fluitt at Redemption Church Plano, Tx Learning how to manage money God's way. Well Spent 1 – How to Budget a Blessing Pastor Chris Fluitt – March 1, 2026Key Scriptures (NIV): Matthew 6:19–21; Luke 16:10–13; Matthew 25:14–30Big Idea: If you don't lead your money, your money will lead you. Welcome back to Redemption Church. My name is Chris Fluitt, and I'm so glad you're here.If you're in the room, we love you.If you're joining us online, we love you too. Let us know where you're watching from. We are one church family. Well SpentToday we're starting a brand new series called Well Spent. Well Spent – Stop wasting. Start investing your time, money, and energy. Every single day, we are spending something.We're spending money.We're spending time.We're spending energy. The question isn't “Are we spending?”The question is “Are we investing?” Here's where we're going this month: Well Spent Outline March 8: Kingdom ROI – how to invest your life in what actually lasts forever instead of what fades by Friday. We will have special guests – Matt & Julie Hattabaugh, missionaries to Lebanon. March 15: Spend Your Time on What Lasts – how to stop being busy and start being meaningful. March 22: Do Not Burn Out, Burn Bright – Learn the rhythm of Jesus that keeps your soul strong instead of running on fumes. Value Add – Well Spent Toolkit Download the free Well Spent Toolkit with a 30-day challenge to reset your money, time, and energy. We built a free Well Spent Toolkit to help you live this out. You can download it today. It will help you with your money, your time, and your energy. Today, we're starting with money. Today's message is called: How to Budget a Blessing. Learning how to manage money God's way. “Where did it all go?Wasn't there money in this account?How did we spend that much there?” I've had tough months.Times where I struggled to get to pay day.Januarys that felt hard because Decembers were expensive. And I can tell you honestly, money stress steals peace. There's something about financial anxiety that just sits heavy. We know what this is like. Right? We know what it's like to swipe the card and hope.We know what it's like to avoid checking the balance.We know what it's like to think, “If nothing unexpected happens this month, we'll be okay.” The $truggle Is Real Stats • Around 60% of Americans live paycheck to paycheck.• More than 50% cannot cover a $1,000 emergency without debt.• The average household carries roughly $7,000 in credit card debt.• Nearly 40% of adults have little to no retirement savings.• 66% Americans say money is their number one source of stress. This is not rare. Money is a real problem – and we don't like to talk about it. But that's exactly why Jesus did talk about it. Not because He needed their money. Because He knew what money does to the heart. I have 4 quick lessons from Jesus on money and how to stop wasting and start investing. Your spending reveals your heart Matthew 6:21 Where your treasure is, there your heart will be also. We cannot compartmentalize our heart and our wallet. They are in the same compartment. If our treasure goes toward comfort, our heart leans toward comfort.If our treasure goes toward the Kingdom, our heart leans toward the Kingdom. We like to say we care about generosity.But if our spending never reflects it, it's just talk. We like to say we're disciplined.But if the ledger says otherwise, something's off. Our bank account is not a verdict.It's not judging our soul.It's not saying God doesn't love us. Our spending is revealing direction.And direction can change. God has put you in charge of His money (stewardship) Matthew 25:14 He entrusted his wealth to them. This is a parable… a story Jesus tells to reveal a spiritual principle. The money in the parable never becomes the servant's money. It always belongs to the master. The master's money is entrusted to the servant. God is the master. God has put us in charge of His money. This parable has 3 servants, and they are all given different amounts from the master. The real difference wasn't the amount.It was what they believed about the master. The 2 faithful servants trusted the master and invested. The one wicked servant (strong language) said – “I was afraid of you,” and buried the money. What we do with our money reveals what we think about God.Fear buries.Trust invests. What do you think about God?Are you burying? Are you investing? Faithfulness starts small and gets practical Luke 16:10 Whoever can be trusted with very little can also be trusted with much. Wealth is built on boring consistency. Not hype.Not emotion.Consistency. If we can't manage little, more won't fix it. Look back at the verse. God is looking for who can be TRUSTED with more. We often pray for MORE.Do we pray to be faithful and trustworthy? More money does not solve our issues.More faithfulness solves our issues. Money is a tool or a master Matthew 6:24 …You cannot serve both God and money Money makes a better servant than a king. You cannot serve both God and money. When money is master, anxiety rules. When God is master, money serves. A budget is telling your money what to do, and how to serve. It's not punishment.It's not stewed beans forever. It's declaring money is not my master. And at the top of that budget should be God. Why?? Because HE is the master who has entrusted us with His money. What does this mean for you? Here's the question. Is your money well spent? Is your money revealing the heart you want it to reveal? Look at three areas this week: What you give.What you save.What you live on. Giving reveals trust. Saving reveals wisdom. Living reveals priorities. Let's talk about what you give. As soon as I say that, a voice in your head goes, “I KNEW IT. You greedy pastors just want my money…” So let me calm that down. This is not about boosting our offering.We are not locking the doors and taking up a special offering. This is not about squeezing more out of you. Here's what I actually want for you: I want you to find a place to give that lines up with what you value and the kind of heart you want God to grow in you. It doesn't have to be here. Give somewhere. Give to a ministry that is feeding people.Give to an organization that is reaching students.Give to a person God puts on your heart. Next week we have missionaries coming from Lebanon.Prayerfully consider giving toward that.That would be amazing. But you don't have to. If you give here, if you give there, if you give somewhere else entirely… What I care about is that you become a giver. HERE IS WHY. Giving reveals trust.Saving reveals wisdom.Living reveals priorities. Giving reveals trust. Saving reveals wisdom. Living reveals priorities. How are you doing? Most of us DO NOT KNOW… BECAUSE we cannot evaluate what we refuse to examine. We have to sit down with the numbers. And when we don't, we become victims. There are companies happy to keep us that way. Some people are paying for duplicate subscriptions.Streaming services never alert them. Credit card companies profit when balances roll into the next month. We are victims – but often of our own drift. Drift always costs more than direction. So this week: Open your bank app.Look at recurring charges.Cancel at least one subscription. And download the Well Spent Toolkit. Work it. Imagine if we were a church that was well spent. Imagine if our families were well spent. Imagine teaching our kids how not to be victims in the marketplace. Imagine living in such a way that we could help more people. Imagine generosity that is planned, not pressured. Remember what God the master told the servants who managed the money well… Well done, good & faithful servant. Imagine God saying that about you.Well done, good & faithful servant. Well Spent Actions Your money reveals your heart. This is deeply spiritual. Repent If we've drifted, let's repent.Wasting?Not saving?Not giving? How we spend reveals our direction.Repentance is how we change direction. Make a Plan Decide this week you will sit down with your numbers. Stop burying, start managing. Surrender When we work on our money, we work on our heart. Over the next few minutes, I want breakthrough. If you need prayer about debt, anxiety, trust – come. Spend the next moments worshiping and seeking God. This is time well spent. “If you don't lead your money, your money will lead you.” Giving reveals trust. Saving reveals wisdom. Living reveals priorities. What you give. What you save. What you live on.Giving reveals trust. Saving reveals wisdom. Living reveals priorities. Download the free Well Spent Toolkit with a 30-day challenge to reset your money, time, and energy. Download the Well Spent Toolkit + 30-Day Challenge. We don't want this to stay just a Sunday idea.The Well Spent Toolkit gives you: A guided look at your money, time, and energy A 30-day Well Spent Challenge Simple worksheets to track giving, saving, and spending Space to review your calendar and commitments Practical prompts to cancel drift and build healthier rhythms Download the toolkit and work through it this month. What Is Your Money Revealing? This isn't about guilt.It's about direction. If your money has been leading you instead of you leading it, today can be a turning point. Consider these steps: Talk honestly with God about your money and your heart Make a simple plan for what you give, save, and live on Download the Well Spent Toolkit and start the 30-day challenge Ask someone you trust to pray with you and walk with you If you're local to Plano or joining online, you are welcome here. If you need prayer, have questions about Jesus, want to join a group, or are ready to serve, you don't have to wait. Take your next step here. Building real community in Plano

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