Generous Living
Generosity is Not… - Day 89
I learned a hard lesson a few years back by bringing a person into my home, giving him a job, and sharing close confi...
Contentment - Day 88
The other day I was reminded of a story I had heard years ago. I had opened the refrigerator looking for a snack and ...
Leaving a Blessing - Day 87
Years ago, I was working with a ministry that, from time-to-time, would gather marketplace leaders and philanthropica...
Generosity in Persevering - Day 86
Have you ever heard anyone say that Christians are weak, or that Christianity is only a crutch? I sure have! But, is ...
What Will You Do Today? - Day 85
There’s an old saying, “I never met a dying rich man who wished he had more money.” I come from a long line of entrep...
Generosity in Conflict - Day 84
Have you ever dealt with someone who lies about something in order to position themselves to a better appearance? Or ...
Doing “Good” is Hard Work - Day 83
One of the greatest joys and satisfactions in life is discipling others to maturity in Christ. The privilege of watch...
Chess Piece of God’s Generosity - Day 81
I prayed once with a woman who was completely distraught about her marriage. She had married a man she deeply loved a...
Generosity with Sinfulness - Day 80
I know a lot of people have done some terrible things. I am a friend to a man who killed 53 people. I’ve had child mo...
"Grace Speak" - Day 79
I like men - real men. You know the kind of guys who like sports, hunting, camping, fishing, and don’t mind getting i...
What’s the Point in Working? - Day 78
The other day, I read that 50% of the budget of the U.S. government now goes to entitlement programs. Politics and ac...
Supernatural Day - Day 77
Have you ever noticed that the Lord gives us patterns to follow? Often, through His own actions, He demonstrates thos...