Dr. Michael Youssef explores the profound connection between our earthly giving and our eternal destiny, unpacking the Apostle Paul’s teachings on stewardship in 1 Corinthians 16. Key Themes Examined: The link between Resurrection faith and financial giving Principles of Biblical giving: planned regularity, personal responsibility, and proportionate return The importance of developing a "holy habit" of giving rather than acting on impulse How our giving reflects our understanding of Christ’s sacrifice and Resurrection The universal call to stewardship, regardless of financial status Key Points Explained: Dr. Youssef emphasizes that Biblical giving is not based on emotion or guilt, but on principle. He explains how the early Christians connected their Sunday worship and giving to the celebration of Christ’s Resurrection. This perspective transforms our approach to stewardship, making it an integral part of our faith journey rather than a burdensome obligation. To tackle the misconception that only the wealthy should give. Dr. Youssef shares a personal story of visiting elderly widows who, despite their limited means, faithfully set aside their offerings. He contrasts this with Jesus’ commendation of the poor widow’s sacrificial giving, illustrating that God values our faithfulness more than the amount we give.   Scripture: 1 Corinthians 16 Download