You can't out give God!

God is lavish God. He has given all things freely through Christ Jesus.
With the completed work at the cross some two thousand years ago, we the
beloved of the the Lord are being made righteous before God.

When God sent His Son Jesus to die at the cross, He bascially gave the
world His best. With Him comes righteousness, health, and prosperity!
Everything that we need is found in Jesus.

Abraham offered Isaac as the sacrifice but God offered Jesus as THE
ultimate sacrifical Lamb that will take away all our sins once and for all!
Oh! What an unfair exchange! Jesus is the over payment for our sins. God
will never be a debtor to anyone.

Jacob promised to give one tenth of all his increase to Jesus and God
subsequently blessed him with everything. That's the lavish nature of Abba
Father. He will always supply with more than enough for God doesn't know
what is enough! Hallelujah!

After the children of Israel came out of Egypt, they offered their clothing
and leather skin for the building of the tabernacle. For forty years in the
wilderness, the clothing of the children didn't wear out and neither is the
sandal on their feets. God is so good, what little the children of Israel
gave, God out gave them all!

When Jesus gave thanks for the five pieces of bread and two fishes, God out
poured His grace upon that little offering with twelve baskets full of
leftover after five thousand men, not counting women and children, had been
filled. That's just the way God shows His grace.

Beloved, we can't out give God. When we give our time to God, God will
multiple that back to us so that we can accomplish so much more with the
same amount of time within a day.

When we give our finance to the Lord, God will make sure we have more than
enough. He will make sure we have so much more to be a blessing to those
around us. When we give our energy to God, we will find ourselves having so
much more energy to go about our daily endeavours.

Trust God in His grace. God shall never be a debtor to anyone. Trust is His
goodness and see His miraculous power working mightily in us. Hallelujah!