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September 2026

This summer, while eating lunch, a professional mentor shared a principle that has stuck with me. She said, live and work with an attitude of abundance rooted in believing that there are unlimited possibilities, resources, energy, money, and time.

I remember thinking, This woman doesn’t even know my Heavenly Father, who owns the cattle on a thousand hills, and yet she has it right!

Her perspective challenged me to examine my own life. I realized that I need to cultivate a greater attitude of abundance—not only in what I believe I have, but in what I am willing to give. I want to become more intentional about giving my time, my resources, my finances, and myself to others. I am learning to cultivate a spirit of generosity and abundance.

In the early dawn, as I wake, I try to think through my day, my week, and my month, asking God to show me opportunities to be a blessing to others. I am learning to set aside hurt feelings, personal biases, and the false accusations of the enemy that can hinder generosity and keep me focused on what I lack rather than what I have to give.

God’s Word commands us to be generous—to “sow generously.” I am learning that generosity begins with deciding what I can give and then giving it with an open heart—not reluctantly or under compulsion. Scripture reminds us that God loves a cheerful giver. (2 Corinthians 9:7.) I want to wake up each morning listening for God’s direction, and then be willing to obey His call to give.

Righteousness and generosity are also deeply connected. When we give through acts of service, meet the needs of others, and provide for God’s people, our generosity produces overflowing expressions of thanksgiving to God. Our giving becomes more than an act of kindness—it becomes part of our testimony and our Gospel witness. Giving is how we show the world who Jesus is.

I want to live with an attitude of abundance because I serve an abundant God. I want to look beyond scarcity, fear, hurt, and limitation and instead ask, “What do I have that God can use to bless someone else?”

My prayer is that each day God will enlarge my heart with generosity, open my eyes to opportunities to serve, and give me the courage to give freely, joyfully, and abundantly. And as I give, I will trust that His unlimited resources will supply everything I need.