Sermon: The Tithe
Biblical generosity involves using money and possessions for four key purposes: meeting our daily needs, enjoying what we have with contentment, investing wisely for the future, and giving to help oth
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By Matt Heerema
Biblical generosity involves using money and possessions for four key purposes: meeting our daily needs, enjoying what we have with contentment, investing wisely for the future, and giving to help others. Drawing from 2 Corinthians 9, the sermon explores how God provides resources not just for our survival ("bread for food") but also for sowing into the future and for generous giving. True generosity requires understanding these biblical categories and actively sharing our resources to help others, regardless of how much or little we possess.