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January 26 – Made for Impact: Maximum Impact from Floris UMC on Vimeo.

Maximum Impact 

Luke 10:25-37

When considering how to respond to a world filled with deep needs, it’s easy to think that good deeds alone are enough. Have you ever thought, “I’ve volunteered—why should I need to give financially as well?” You’re not alone. Our faith invites us to something greater. Even in foundational Christian stories, we often overlook the call to give of our resources. This week, we’ll explore the way of Christ, who challenges us to give generously—not only offering bandages for the wounded but also contributing to the greater healing of the world.

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