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Some churches demand their members ten percent of their income. Others ask for tithes and offerings. What does God expect of believers in how and what we give? In this message from 2 Corinthians 8, Pastor Lutzer tackles that question head-on, providing two principles of giving from the picture of a farmer and a harvest.

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Jesus is our standard of giving. Christ became poor so that we might become rich—and that changes how we give. In this message from 2 Corinthians 8, Pastor Lutzer explains why true generosity flows from giving ourselves first to the Lord. Discover why giving is far less a financial issue than a spiritual one.

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Having the good life has nothing to do with how much we own. The Macedonian church explodes the myths we believe about money. In this message from 2 Corinthians 8, Pastor Lutzer reveals how these believers gave out of trials and poverty—and even beyond their ability. What if giving what we can afford leaves no room for faith? 

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Everyone can bring an offering, something, to God from the heart. The Israelites built the tabernacle as an act of worship. In this message, Pastor Lutzer shares two decisive lessons about how God gives us resources for His purposes. What if our giving is really a measure of our love for God?

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The way we give is a window into how we worship. When Israel built the tabernacle, they gave so generously that Moses had to tell them to stop. In this message from Exodus 35, Pastor Lutzer reveals the tie between willing givers and true worshipers. What’s at stake when we are giving of our financial resources? 

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True giving is an expression of heart devotion, not a mere transaction. By providing for His people during the Exodus, God gave the very means for their future giving. In this message, Pastor Lutzer outlines three principles for why our giving should be an act of worship. What is the true connection between stewardship and worship?

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In uncertain times, we easily lean on financial security rather than faith. Wealth often misleads us into believing we can navigate life entirely on our own. In this message, Pastor Lutzer reveals how money actually serves as a unique test of faith and stewardship. How might God be leading us through the way we learn to steward our resources?

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As the landlord of His creation, God wants us to understand that He really does own everything. He’s even the owner of all our wealth. In this message, Pastor Lutzer identifies critical principles of how wealth can bless us or curse us. What could happen if we finally aligned our finances with heaven?

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Sometimes wealth blesses us, and other times it cripples us. Through plenty or poverty, God demonstrates His faithfulness towards His people. In this message, Pastor Lutzer explains our role as managers of our lives and our environments. Let’s anchor our souls in God’s full and complete ownership.

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We all long to be free from the crushing weight of worry and anxiety. A shift from viewing ourselves as owners to God’s caretakers can help change our entire perspective. In this message, Pastor Lutzer shares three secrets to stepping into our true authority as representatives of God. What heavy burdens vanish when we discover what truly matters?

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