Do You Want to Feel Refreshed and Reinvigorated?
- Walking in crisp mountain air.
- Sitting by the ocean with white foam at your feet.
- Taking a cool shower after a long run.
- Waking from a nap.
We’ve all experienced moments of refreshment, fleeting experiences that give new strength and energy. After the moments fade, we’re back to the daily grind. But a life refreshed? That’s a different story. What if we could enter each day reinvigorated by life’s adventure? God gives us the secret to energy, strength and joy. It’s life to the full, receiving the blessings and gifts of God and pouring them into others. It’s overflow – a life refreshed by generosity. Overflow is six sessions containing stories designed to help your church members be inspired to live a generous life. We call it Whole-Life Generosity™. Session Specifications Session Titles: 1 - The Source of Whole-Life Generosity: A Life Lived in Relationship with God. 2 - God’s Plan for Generosity: Not what He wants from us, but what He wants for us. 3 - Inspiration for Whole-Life Generosity: All we have is received with gratitude from God. 4 - A Freeing Faith: Overcoming the fear of living generously. 5 - Openhanded: All we are is released to God for the blessing of others. 6 - Better Together: Generosity thrives in community. Benefits: - Help believers recognize and celebrate the idea of whole-life generosity. - Create a sense of community and/or intimacy within a couple, group, or church. - Help take churches beyond the idea of generosity beyond giving and stewardship. - Encourage greater personal devotion. - Help leaders or facilitators prepare for the group meeting and feel confident in their understanding of the material. - Use Overflow as a self-study that doesn’t require formal training to implement. "Overflow is anointed. Thank you for fighting the good fight. God is with you." - Adrien Lewis, The Global Orphan Project "Growing people in whole-life generosity is a profound discipleship ministry. GenerousChurch and their work is helping us change our culture from one of 'giving to fund a budget' to 'giving time, service and resources as an act of worship.'" - Trish Nelson, Executive Pastor, Christ Church Anglican "We went from struggling to meet budget to celebrating a culture of generosity." - Bryan Clark, Senior Pastor, Lincoln Berean Church "Seeing the eyes of my leaders opened to discover their potential for generosity was a blessing to me as a pastor." - Greg Ealey, Senior Pastor, Paseo Baptist Church
