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The early Christian church demonstrated that true generosity goes far beyond financial giving—it's a transformative way of life. After Pentecost, believers created authentic community (koinonia) by sharing resources, forming deep connections, and ensuring no one faced hardship alone. Their generosity wasn't driven by obligation but flowed naturally from their spiritual transformation. This model challenges us to move beyond transactional giving to a lifestyle where we carry each other's burdens, erase dividing lines, and create communities where everyone matters and no one is left behind.
Wesley United Methodist Church - Springfield, MO
www.wesleymethodist.com
(CCLI streaming license 2009194)
By Wesley ChurchThe early Christian church demonstrated that true generosity goes far beyond financial giving—it's a transformative way of life. After Pentecost, believers created authentic community (koinonia) by sharing resources, forming deep connections, and ensuring no one faced hardship alone. Their generosity wasn't driven by obligation but flowed naturally from their spiritual transformation. This model challenges us to move beyond transactional giving to a lifestyle where we carry each other's burdens, erase dividing lines, and create communities where everyone matters and no one is left behind.
Wesley United Methodist Church - Springfield, MO
www.wesleymethodist.com
(CCLI streaming license 2009194)