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Giving Much Doesn't Require Having Much

The rich and distinguished people in Jesus’ day believed that their worldly affluence provided them divine acceptance. When Jesus praised a poor widow’s offering, He revealed that the heart of giving is more important than the amount of giving.
Author
Travis Agnew
Lead Pastor
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Giving Much Doesn't Require Having Much

The rich and distinguished people in Jesus’ day believed that their worldly affluence provided them divine acceptance. When Jesus praised a poor widow’s offering, He revealed that the heart of giving is more important than the amount of giving.
Date
February 17, 2019
Speaker
Travis Agnew
Lead Pastor
Scripture
Mark 12:35-44

Being Much [Mark 12:35-37]

  • After the numerous religious leaders’ questions, Jesus stumps them with a question of His own.
  • How could the coming Messiah be David’s son and yet David’s Lord at the same time?
  • If Jesus truly is Lord, then every action and motivation done in His name should be evaluated.

Having Much [Mark 12:38-40]

  • Beware of religious people who seek praise, position, or prominence.
  • Those who attempt to impress with spiritual lingo but fail to show sincere compassion have a worthless religion.
  • Religious imposters will incur a stricter condemnation.

Giving Much [Mark 12:41-44]

  • It is either a comforting or terrifying realization that Jesus knows what we give and why we give it.
  • The heart of giving is more important than the amount of giving.
  • All of our investments will either be the stuff of future garage sales or forever Kingdom stories.

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