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Kingdom generosity isn't just for the wealthy or those with abundant free time—it's a radical mindset shift available to everyone. When we examine our lives through the lens of sharing rather than preserving, entirely new possibilities for connection emerge.
Most of us desperately want deeper community but struggle to find it. The counterintuitive truth? The fastest way to create the community you crave is to give it away first. Not from an overflow, not only when it's easy or reciprocated, but as a way of living that reflects the heart of God. This isn't about buying friendships or performing to be liked—it's about embodying the principle found in Acts 2, where believers "shared everything they had."
This simple approach transforms ordinary possessions into opportunities for connection. Your pool becomes a gathering place for families who don't have access to one. Your extra clothes become gifts that create unexpected joy. Your saved church seat becomes an invitation to belong. These seemingly small acts of everyday generosity weave a fabric of community that strengthens over time.
Living generously pulls us out of survival mode and the trap of self-focus. When we're constantly conserving our resources, our world becomes small and brittle. But when we look outward and recognize others' needs, our perspective shifts dramatically. We realize we always have something to share—even if it's just half a sandwich.
The beautiful paradox? Setting clear boundaries around your generosity actually makes it sustainable. You can invite friends to swim in your backyard without opening your entire home. You can share a pre-made lunch rather than preparing an elaborate dinner. These boundaries aren't selfish—they're what allow you to keep giving over the long haul.
If you're feeling isolated or disappointed with past friendships, don't wait for the perfect community to find you. Be the community you wish you had. Open your hands, share what's already in your life, and watch how God multiplies what you sow.
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Kingdom generosity isn't just for the wealthy or those with abundant free time—it's a radical mindset shift available to everyone. When we examine our lives through the lens of sharing rather than preserving, entirely new possibilities for connection emerge.
Most of us desperately want deeper community but struggle to find it. The counterintuitive truth? The fastest way to create the community you crave is to give it away first. Not from an overflow, not only when it's easy or reciprocated, but as a way of living that reflects the heart of God. This isn't about buying friendships or performing to be liked—it's about embodying the principle found in Acts 2, where believers "shared everything they had."
This simple approach transforms ordinary possessions into opportunities for connection. Your pool becomes a gathering place for families who don't have access to one. Your extra clothes become gifts that create unexpected joy. Your saved church seat becomes an invitation to belong. These seemingly small acts of everyday generosity weave a fabric of community that strengthens over time.
Living generously pulls us out of survival mode and the trap of self-focus. When we're constantly conserving our resources, our world becomes small and brittle. But when we look outward and recognize others' needs, our perspective shifts dramatically. We realize we always have something to share—even if it's just half a sandwich.
The beautiful paradox? Setting clear boundaries around your generosity actually makes it sustainable. You can invite friends to swim in your backyard without opening your entire home. You can share a pre-made lunch rather than preparing an elaborate dinner. These boundaries aren't selfish—they're what allow you to keep giving over the long haul.
If you're feeling isolated or disappointed with past friendships, don't wait for the perfect community to find you. Be the community you wish you had. Open your hands, share what's already in your life, and watch how God multiplies what you sow.
✨ Setting Up Your Summer is your simple guide to creating a summer that’s restful, fun, and intentional. Grab it here for $27→ [ click here ]
Our Pre-Marriage E-course is like coaching from your couch.
What’s inside?
✅ 6 bite-sized video sessions (30 min each)
✅ 50-page workbook to guide real conversations
✅ Topics on communication, conflict, intimacy, money & more
Don’t just plan your wedding—prepare for your marriage!
➡️ Buy the course [click here]
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Want to join Jenna's Bible Habit group- become a $9/month sponsor of our podcast & you get access to the Private Group, monthly calls & more -
Click this link to start
patreon.com/TheHabitLab
You can start at any point in the year!
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