A devotional to help you discover a heightened joy in God’s gift of a new generous spirit.
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The Bible reminds us that God loves a cheerful giver! He isn’t interested in making us do things against our will. Rather, by his Spirit, he changes and persuades us to look at life differently. It is natural to look at money with a self-serving mindset, gaining it and keeping it by any means necessary. It is very unnatural to sacrificially and happily give it away. It takes an act of God!
We hope that as you read through this devotional, you will discover a heightened joy in God’s gift of a new generous spirit.
The Grace of Giving
What a joy to be part of God’s saving work in this world through our gifts, given from the heart.
Every Good Work
Abundant life arises like seeds scattered generously in trust and hope in the God who gives the growth.
The Eager Giver
Giving should come from a settled conviction, something prayerfully considered and decided before the Lord.
The Generosity Struggle
The nature of God’s extravagant provision addresses our temptation to harbor resources for ourselves.
Delightful Generosity
How might each of us imitate the Lord’s character, including his generosity, giving of ourselves to others, perhaps especially to those who are most in need?
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