Trusting God with Your Finances: Unlocking the Power of Generosity

Unlocking the Power of Generosity

As we navigate the complexities of wealth and finances, it’s essential to remember that true prosperity comes from a deeper source. As Deuteronomy 8:18 reminds us, “It is the Lord your God who gives you power to become rich, and He does it to fulfill His promise to your ancestors.”

A Tale of Two Mindsets

I recall a Christian woman, worth millions, who was crippled by fear and anxiety when the stock market plummeted, wiping out nearly a million dollars of her fortune. Despite having tens of millions in reserve, she was consumed by the possibility of poverty. In stark contrast, a businessman I knew radiated excitement as he shared how God was blessing his new venture. He had committed to giving all profits – potentially millions – towards spreading the Gospel worldwide.

The Principle of Trust

The key takeaway here is that the principle of trust remains the same, regardless of whether you have $100 or $1 million. The question is, are you willing to ask God to guide you in using your resources to fulfill the Great Commission?

Finding Worthy Partners

Look for proven projects that align with your values and commitment to spreading the Gospel. Consider supporting them monthly, no matter how modestly, in addition to your local church obligations. As your faith grows, prayerfully make a faith promise pledge that stretches beyond your current income.

Bible Insight

Malachi 3:7-12 reminds us of the importance of trusting God with our finances. When we do, we can expect supernatural provision to meet our needs.

Today’s Action Point

Take a step of faith today by asking God to help you trust Him to give more than you can afford. Be confident that He will supply all your needs and enable you to fulfill your faith promise pledge.

About the Author

Dr. Bill Bright, founder of Campus Crusade for Christ, spent his life spreading the Gospel, resulting in over 4 billion exposures to the message of Jesus Christ since 1951. He went home to be with the Lord on July 19th, 2003, at the age of 81.

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