Giving that outlasts time

To live is to give, to keep giving, and never stop giving… The impact and legacy we leave behind for posterity and all humanity is dependent solely on what we give.

Love and giving

Sometimes, love is denied full expression by lack.

On the Altar of Sacrifice.

Essentially, it’s an abomination to give God anything short of our very best; to give him that which cost us nothing.

Giving Gifts That Matter

A relevant and timely gift can change someone’s life. The more your gifts are personalised and tailored to satisfy urgent and important needs, the more they will be appreciated and valued.

Giving That Works 3

Never offer to God any offering that cost you nothing… Sacrifice is a very important element of the kind of giving that pleases God. A lot of people offer to God out of their own convenience, yet they expect to reap massive rewards. This is foolishness. If your giving costs you nothing, it will bring very little benefits and rewards to you.

Giving That Works 2

Giving is not just about giving money in Church, but also involves giving your time, your words, and all else that you have, in order to glorify God and bless your fellow human beings.

Giving That Works 1

As I taught my 8 year old daughter recently, if you sacrifice your own life to God, for the good of the greater portion of humanity, then and only then would you be truly blessed.

How To Sow and Reap Fast and Fabulous Harvests

My favorite part of each Sunday service is usually the time for the offering – that time-segment in any religious service when we give our monies as acts of worship to God. Offerings, sacrifices, and all other forms of material and non-material giving have been an integral and essential aspect of religious life and worship [...]

Enjoy Giving!

“It is more blessed to give than to receive.” -Jesus Christ [Acts of the Apostles 20:35] Giving is clearly more powerful than receiving. Impact and influence come from giving, not owning. Shift from the paradigm that reckons divine blessings solely in terms of what you receive, to one that sees them in terms of what [...]