This sermon addresses the question "How do I think about my giving?" by exploring biblical principles of financial generosity through 2 Corinthians 9. The pastor emphasizes that giving is not merely a financial transaction but an act of worship that reflects trust in God's provision and responds to His generosity toward us. The message challenges cultural norms around money management, presenting a biblical framework that prioritizes giving to God first rather than last. The sermon outlines a progressive journey of generosity—from giving something for the first time, to giving regularly, to proportional giving (tithing), and ultimately to living a generous and sacrificial lifestyle. Throughout, the pastor emphasizes that God's design for giving leads to joy, freedom from financial worry, spiritual growth, and participation in Kingdom work. The teaching is practical and transparent, offering a "four-month tithe challenge" to help people take their next step in generosity while acknowledging that growth in giving will involve both spiritual growth and spiritual resistance.