What comes to mind when you hear the word “rich”? You may picture someone with a mansion, luxury cars, and endless wealth. But the reality is that most of us are more affluent than we realize. Compared to much of the world—historically and today—we have access to comforts and conveniences unimaginable for past generations. So,… Continue reading The Generosity of Storing Eternal Treasure
This is part three of three of a series of 15 myths about giving and church. You can read Part I and Part II here. Last week’s myths: money is evil anyway; I can give when I make more; God knows my heart; I can give what I have leftover; and I need to take… Continue reading 15 Myths about Giving and Church Part III
This is a three part series covering 15 myths about giving and church. Last week we looked at the first five: it’s my money; I’m too poor to give; I don’t give, but I serve; my church doesn’t need my money; and giving ends at 10%. This week we will cover five more myths about… Continue reading 15 Myths about Giving and Church Part II
