Biblical Principles for Financial Stewardship: A 5-Day Family DevotionalNäide

Giving - Generosity and a Cheerful Heart
Scripture Focus: 2 Corinthians 9:7 - "Each of you should give what you have decided in your heart to give, not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver."
Introduction:
Giving is a beautiful expression of our faith and trust in God. It’s not about a specific percentage or checking a box—it’s about allowing God to guide our hearts in generosity. When we give freely, we reflect God’s own generosity and open ourselves up to the joy that comes from blessing others.
Key Points:
- Giving vs. Tithing: Tithing can be a great starting point, but it’s not compulsory. God desires us to give willingly, from the heart.
- Reflecting God’s Love: When we give generously, we show others the love that God has shown us.
- The Joy in Giving: Giving isn't just a duty; it brings joy and fulfillment as we see the impact it has on others.
Practical Activity:
Encourage children to choose a charity or cause they care about. Have them set aside a portion of their allowance or savings to donate. Explain that the amount is between them and God, emphasizing the importance of giving from the heart.
Prayer Focus:
Pray for God to give your family a heart of generosity. Ask Him to provide opportunities to bless others and to help you give cheerfully and willingly.
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About this Plan

Inspired by the book Financial Discipleship for Families by Brian C. Holtz, this devotional guides families through practical activities and biblical wisdom, helping parents and children embrace stewardship, generosity, and contentment together.
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