Many people believe if they had more they would be more generous. In practice, more money won't make you more generous; it will make you more of what you already are. How can we practically change our habits to unleash generosity in our story?

It's one of the most iconic of Jesus' parables - the parable of the talents - and if we hear its message it can free our story from fear and lift the limit on our potential.

When you live with a scarcity worldview, you become so focused on what you lack that cannot receive for what you need. What if the world is not a place of limited resources and unlimited desires, but instead a place of opportunity and abundance hosted by a generous God?

Terraforma Overseer Dennis Pisani joins us for part 2 of the series, talking about having a Generous Spirit.

You are blessed, even if you you don't always recognize it. Whenever God blesses you with more than you need, you have a decision to make - what is the more for?

We use the phrase all the time, when something is suspicious, we say it "Doesn't smell right." The Apostle Paul described the way different people received his ministry as the aroma of life or the aroma of death. What is it like to experience people with a pleasing aroma?

Jesus once said that His sheep will hear and recognize His voice, and they will not follow a stranger. How can we recognize the voice of Jesus in a world with so much noise?

The sense of sight is closely tied with perception and the way that many people experience the world. What does it look like to open our perspective to see the truth of Jesus?

The Psalmist invites us to "taste and see that the Lord is good." Jesus called himself "The Bread of Life." What can we learn about Jesus through the sense of taste?

When it is welcome, healthy touch can communicate value, provide comfort, and bestow dignity. What can we learn about Jesus through the embodied sense of touch?