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Charity Begins at Home
Without love, almsgiving is no more important an action than brushing your hair or washing your hands, and the Pharisees had just as elaborate a ritual ...
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Soft Hearts or Soft Drinks?
Jesus said that where our treasure is, there our heart will be also (Matthew 6:21). If our spending patterns, then, are an indicator of where our heart ...
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Losing to Win
The meaning of sacrifice is the deliberate giving of the best I have to God that He may make it His and mine for ever: if I cling to it, I lose it, and ...
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God's Junk Mail
The other twenty million finalists might as well give up. One of the gold-sticker-laden sweepstakes entry forms and magazine sales pitches that show up ...
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Open Hands Go Both Ways
All too often we regard stewardship simply as a matter of our giving to God, but this aspect is secondary. Before we can give, we must possess, and before ...
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Give According to What You Have
Giving a tithe means nothing if God has enabled you to give 50 percent.
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We Were Born to Give
In Run with the Horses, Eugene Peterson tells how he saw a family of birds teaching their young to fly. Three young swallows were perched on a dead branch ...
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Generosity Requires Self-Sacrifice
He who gives what he would readily throw away, gives without generosity; for the essence of generosity is in self-sacrifice.
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Holiday Hand-Me-Downs
The Sunday before Christmas, my Sunday school class brought me gifts. One little girl presented her package and innocently said, "Here, someone gave this ...
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