Generosity is both an act of obedience and an act of trust. When we give freely, we declare that everything we have belongs to God. We remind our hearts that He alone is our source. And in return, we get to experience the joy of seeing others refreshed, needs met, and God’s Kingdom expanded.

Stewardship is one of the most important, yet often misunderstood, callings for followers of Jesus. At its core, stewardship is the careful and responsible management of something that has been entrusted to us. Biblically, it is not optional—it is our responsibility, our duty, even our obligation as Christians. God has placed His creation, His resources, and His people in our care, and He expects us to manage them well.

Money, status, and possessions may promise security, but they will always fail us. God alone is our source—our refuge, our provider, our sustainer. When we trust Him with our needs and surrender our hearts fully, worry loses its grip and peace takes its place.

Roots go deep. They anchor us when storms come. A life built on Christ is not static—it is continually growing upward on a strong foundation. Paul warns us not to be “captured” by hollow philosophies or human reasoning. To be captured is to be taken as spoils of war. If we are not firmly planted, we can be carried off by deceptive thinking.