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In this sermon about growing as a "Giver" in the church, the speaker explores Acts 11:19-30 to illustrate three key aspects of biblical giving. Drawing from the early church's example in Antioch, the message emphasizes that giving extends beyond financial contributions to include serving, stewarding, and sacrificing for spiritual needs.
The sermon outlines three main points about growing as a Giver:
The message concludes by highlighting that what made early Christians distinctive wasn't just that they served and sacrificed (since everyone serves something), but that they did so specifically for Christ's body, the church. The sermon challenges listeners to pray about three areas: identifying needs to serve, stewarding resources for kingdom work, and finding joy in sacrifice.
Throughout the message, the speaker emphasizes that true Christian giving prioritizes spiritual needs over physical ones, following Christ's example who "for the joy set before Him endured the cross" (Hebrews 12:2).
By The Steel City ChurchIn this sermon about growing as a "Giver" in the church, the speaker explores Acts 11:19-30 to illustrate three key aspects of biblical giving. Drawing from the early church's example in Antioch, the message emphasizes that giving extends beyond financial contributions to include serving, stewarding, and sacrificing for spiritual needs.
The sermon outlines three main points about growing as a Giver:
The message concludes by highlighting that what made early Christians distinctive wasn't just that they served and sacrificed (since everyone serves something), but that they did so specifically for Christ's body, the church. The sermon challenges listeners to pray about three areas: identifying needs to serve, stewarding resources for kingdom work, and finding joy in sacrifice.
Throughout the message, the speaker emphasizes that true Christian giving prioritizes spiritual needs over physical ones, following Christ's example who "for the joy set before Him endured the cross" (Hebrews 12:2).