Too often, stewardship conversations revolve around scarcity: not enough money, shrinking pledges, or tight budgets. This mindset keeps churches focused on survival instead of mission. But God’s economy is built on abundance. When churches embrace a culture of generosity, giving is no longer about covering costs — it becomes about participating in God’s work. Shifting from “we don’t have enough” to “we have been given enough to share” can transform how people think about giving and how the church lives out its mission.

When a church embraces God’s abundance, giving becomes a joyful act of discipleship rather than an anxious obligation. Scarcity limits vision, but abundance expands it — and generosity grows in the process.