This week at Movement Church, we continued our journey through Matthew with one of Jesus’ most direct and challenging teachings—the Parable of the Three Servants. If Jesus is truly our King, what does our Kingdom behavior look like when it comes to the thing that often grips our hearts the tightest: money?

In this message, we explore how Jesus reframes generosity—not as a financial transaction, but as a heart-level expression of faith, trust, and readiness for His return. Using the imagery of servants entrusted with their master’s treasure, Jesus draws a clear contrast:

Faithful servants invest what God gives them; fearful servants bury it.

We unpack three big truths:

• God entrusts us with everything we have—every gift, opportunity, and dollar.

• Faithfulness requires action—showing up, taking risks, and investing in God’s Kingdom where it multiplies far beyond what we can see.

• Faithfulness leads to joy, but fear leads to loss—because playing it safe isn’t obedience; it’s avoidance.

You’ll hear real stories of how generosity multiplies through church plants, missions in Haiti, and local partnerships—impact happening because ordinary people chose to trust God with what’s in their hands. And you’ll be challenged to take your own next step, whether you’re a student, a young adult stretching a tiny budget, a family in the middle years, or someone in a season with greater margin.

This message will push you to rethink how you view what you have, how you steward it, and how generosity shapes your heart. Most of all, it will invite you to live with eternity in mind—to be the kind of servant who hears the words every follower of Jesus longs to hear:

“Well done, good and faithful servant.” www.movementcolumbus.com