All In on Generous Giving
2 Corinthians 9:6-7 · Preached November 8, 2026
How a person handles money reveals what they actually believe about God and eternity.
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Browse 5 real sermons on money from 4 churches across the MinistryHelper network, each turned into a full set of devotionals, discussion guides, and study content.
Shrewd Stewards of Eternal Wealth
Luke 16:1-9 · Preached October 18, 2026
Jesus uses the story of a dishonest manager to teach his followers how to invest temporary resources for eternal gain.
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First Things First: Putting God First
Malachi 3:10 · Preached October 18, 2026
The tithe is not a test God gives you but a test you bring to God.
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When the Low Are High and the High Are Low
James 1:9-11 · Preached October 11, 2026
A person's financial circumstances do not determine their standing before God or their ultimate worth.
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Focused and Worry-Free
Matthew 6:19-34 · Preached September 6, 2026
Jesus calls his followers to examine where their treasure lies and to trust God rather than living in anxiety.
See what this sermon became →5 five-day devotionals from sermons on money
Each one was written from a different sermon on money, in that pastor's own voice. Pick a sermon and read all five days free.
All In on Generous Giving
“The blessing flows through you, not just to you. That changes everything about how you hold what you have. As you head into the weekend, you don't need to make a dramatic gesture or figure it all out at once.”
Read all 5 days of the devotionalShrewd Stewards of Eternal Wealth
“In one of his more puzzling stories, Jesus tells about a manager who's about to lose his job. He's been wasteful with his boss's resources, the jig is up, and he knows it.”
Read all 5 days of the devotionalFirst Things First: Putting God First
“He stopped asking "God, can I trust you?", because honestly, God had already answered that question a hundred times. The question that changed everything was a different one: "God, can you trust me?”
Read all 5 days of the devotionalWhen the Low Are High and the High Are Low
“You are not defined by your bank account, your title, your neighborhood, or your highlight reel. You are known by God, held by grace, and headed somewhere that no earthly success could ever buy.”
Read all 5 days of the devotional4 small group discussion guides from sermons on money
Ready-to-lead discussion questions, each set drawn from one sermon on money. Open one and take it to your group this week.
All In on Generous Giving
“The sermon made a bold claim: "Your budget is a theological document, it reveals what you actually believe about God." What do you think that means? Do you agree or disagree, and why?”
Open the discussion guideShrewd Stewards of Eternal Wealth
“Pastor Ben said that everything we have, our time, money, relationships, body, mind, and affections, belongs to God, not to us. How does it actually feel to hear that? Is that truth freeing, convicting, or uncomfortable, and why?”
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“Read through this entire guide and choose which questions best fit your group. You don't need to use every question, it's better to have a great conversation around a few questions than to rush through all of them.”
Open the discussion guideWhen the Low Are High and the High Are Low
“Small Group Discussion Guide When the Low Are High and the High Are Low Based on the Sermon from James 1:9-11 Shiloh Church | Small Group Series A Note to Facilitators: Thank you for leading”
Open the discussion guide5 deep study guides from sermons on money
For groups that want to go further. Each guide works through one sermon on money passage by passage.
All In on Generous Giving
“Generosity is not primarily a financial decision; it is a theological statement about whether we actually believe God is our provider and that eternal investment outweighs earthly accumulation.”
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“In the ancient Near East, wealthy landowners frequently managed large agricultural or commercial estates through hired managers, essentially what we'd call a CEO or COO today.”
Open the deep study guideFirst Things First: Putting God First
“Pastor Torren Wells made the case that God consistently works through a pattern, he prepares and orders what he plans to fill, and that the tithe is one of the clearest expressions of this principle in Scripture.”
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“James is writing to "the twelve tribes scattered abroad" (James 1:1), Jewish Christians living outside their homeland. Many scholars believe this is one of the earliest letters in the New Testament, written possibly as”
Open the deep study guide5 sermon quizzes from sermons on money
Short quizzes that check whether a sermon on money landed. Each one was built from that sermon's actual content.
All In on Generous Giving
“According to the pastor, what is a person's budget or credit card statement a reflection of?”
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“According to Pastor Ben, what were the two alternatives the dishonest manager considered before making his plan?”
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“According to Pastor Torren, what is the difference between your budget and your tithe in terms of what each represents?”
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“In the Parable of the Rich Fool from Luke 12, what does God call the rich man, and why?”
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“According to a study Pastor Mike cited, how many hours a day do Americans spend thinking about or consumed with thoughts about money?”
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