People of the Fine Printਨਮੂਨਾ

When we think of Jesus’ ministry, we picture miracles, sermons, and the twelve disciples. But in Luke 8, we learn about women like Joanna—women who quietly and faithfully gave their resources to support Jesus’ mission.

Joanna may not have preached or performed miracles, but her generosity was just as crucial. She funded the movement. She made ministry possible. She used what she had—wealth, influence, hospitality—and laid it at Jesus’ feet.

In the Kingdom, provision is spiritual. Generosity is worship. Joanna’s story reminds us that givers are not just supporters—they are participants. Their offering becomes the foundation others build on.

You may feel like what you have isn’t much. But Scripture says it’s not about the amount—it’s about the heart behind it. When you give to serve others, support ministry, or meet needs, you’re doing holy work.

Joanna likely didn’t know her name would be recorded for generations. She simply gave—and her gift echoed into eternity.

You might never hold a microphone, but your giving amplifies the message. Whether through finances, time, or kindness—your generosity matters.