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GivingGenerosityGenerosity is the opposite of selfishness, self-centeredness, and self-absorption. It is being liberal in giving or sharing. It enlarges the soul, realigns priorities, connects people to the Body of Christ, and strengthens congregations to fulfill Christ's ministries. Growing in the grace of giving is part of the Christian journey of faith, a response Christian disciple's offer to God's call to make a difference in the world.
Everyone has the same amount of time given to them; 24 hours in a day, 7 days in a week, and 365 days in a year. How you choose to use your time, talents and gifts in managing what God has given to you is what differentiates each person. God owns everything and charges us to be good and faithful stewards according to his plan and purpose, every decision is a spiritual decision. Whether it’s buying a new car, going to the movies, or watching television, how we use our time and money matters a great deal to God.
People who give generously to the church do so because they genuinely desire to make a positive difference for the purposes of Christ and because they want to align their lives with higher purposes. To begin your journey in making that difference, click on the link to our E-Giving website
Everyone has the same amount of time given to them; 24 hours in a day, 7 days in a week, and 365 days in a year. How you choose to use your time, talents and gifts in managing what God has given to you is what differentiates each person. Generosity is the opposite of selfishness, self-centeredness, and self-absorption. It is being liberal in giving or sharing.
Generosity enlarges the soul, realigns priorities, connects people to the Body of Christ, and strengthens congregations to fulfill Christ's ministries. Growing in the grace of giving is part of the Christian journey of faith, a response Christian disciple's offer to God's call to make a difference in the world.
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