There’s a common mindset that asks, “What can others do for me?” But I want to challenge you to flip that question—what can YOU give? What do you have in your hands, your heart, and your life that can bless someone else?
The truth is, generosity is more than an act—it’s a lifestyle. And when we live generously, we leave a lasting mark on the lives of others. Think about it: the people who have impacted you the most were likely those who gave—whether it was their time, their wisdom, their resources, or even just a listening ear.
I’ve seen firsthand how generosity transforms lives. I’ve seen how a simple word of encouragement can reignite hope in someone ready to give up. I’ve witnessed how sharing our resources—whether it’s a meal, a book, or financial support—can lift burdens and open doors of opportunity.
Giving isn’t just about material things. It’s about showing up. It’s about using our gifts to serve others. It’s about being intentional in creating a culture where people feel seen, valued, and loved.
And here’s the beautiful part: generosity doesn’t leave us empty. In fact, it multiplies. When we give, we don’t lose—we gain. We gain joy, fulfillment, and a sense of purpose that no material thing can ever replace. That’s why the Bible reminds us, “It’s more blessed to give than to receive.” Because in giving, we tap into the true essence of abundance.
So today, I encourage you—don’t wait for the perfect moment to give. Start where you are, with what you have. Be the reason someone smiles today. Be the answer to someone’s silent prayer. Be the one who leaves a mark, not because of what you took, but because of what you gave.
Your generosity will not be forgotten. It will echo in the lives you touch long after the moment has passed. And that, my friend, is how we truly make a difference in this world.
With love,
Sheba
