God has met our needs that we might meet the needs of others. How will his faithfulness stir our generosity? This two-week miniseries teaches steward in the context of a discussion of God’s faithfulness.
MEETER OF NEEDS
God has met our needs that we might meet the needs of others. How will his faithfulness stir our generosity? This two-week miniseries teaches steward in the context of a discussion of God’s faithfulness.
At its very core, stewardship involves trust and love. Trust in the promises made to us by the “Meeter of Needs” himself. Trust that his providential care will never waver because it is not based upon our worthiness or gratitude, but rather on his love for his creation. Our trust in a love that moves God to supply our daily needs is a powerful testimony to the world that he alone is God and there is no other. There is no one else worthy of such trust.
Pastor Zach Gebert preached this sermon on July 20, 2019 at the Saturday Family Worship Gathering of Bethany Lutheran Church’s Lynndale campus in Appleton, WI.
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Our trust in and love for the Giver of every good and perfect gift moves us to live as “meeters of need” in our families, in our churches, and in our world. When God’s people live in awareness and appreciation of the unfailing supply of their own needs, especially their gift of salvation, they become more sensitive to the opportunities God gives them to generously meet the spiritual and physical needs of others.
Pastor Mark Henke preached this sermon on July 27 at the Saturday Family Worship Gathering of Bethany Lutheran Church’s Lynndale campus in Appleton, WI.
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