I’ve realized that generosity isn’t just about money. It’s about alignment with God’s heart, with His compassion, with His abundance.

Reading Asaph’s words reminded me that the struggle of perspective is not new. Though centuries separate us, the heart of humanity hasn’t changed. We still wrestle with envy, confusion, and the weight of unfairness.

Let God be your foundation.

Just as He has redeemed us, we are called to extend that same love to others. Out of this overflowing mercy, we are called to be vessels of hope, bringing compassion, care, and action to those around us.

God doesn’t just want our wallets. He wants our whole selves, our gifts, our time, our words, and our hands.

Faith isn’t the absence of struggle. It’s the decision to bring your struggle to God rather than walk away from Him.