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In this message from LifePoint Church's November missions series, pastor and guest speaker Willie George explore how God uses ordinary people as kingdom builders through generous giving, intentional prayer, and a willingness to go. Drawing on Malachi 3:10 and his own journey from poverty to funding a children's ministry that reached sixty countries, George teaches that money is a neutral tool God channels toward willing hearts. The church is invited to participate in a special miracle offering, directing every dollar to missions partners, church planting, and gospel outreach around the world.
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“This is not a menu where you pick the one you want and leave the other two. I believe these are good for all Christians to participate in.”
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Unlock with your sermon →“He described holding his sick baby son and not being able to afford a doctor. He lived in a government housing project. He had every reason to grow bitter and give up on the idea that God had anything good planned for him financially.”
Read all 5 days of the devotional →“Pastor Willie described money as a 'tool' and compared it to electricity, neutral in itself, but powerful depending on how it flows and what it's used for. How does that image change the way you think about earning, spending, or giving money?”
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Unlock with your sermon →“According to Pastor Willie, why did honeybees NOT exist on the bison plains before farmers arrived, and what does this illustrate?”
Take the sermon quiz →“Malachi is the last book of the Old Testament, written around 450 BC to a post-exilic Jewish community that had returned from Babylon. They were discouraged.”
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Unlock with your sermon →“God does not produce wealth for us; he gives us the ability to produce it, through work, wisdom, creativity, and capital. The channel is human; the source is divine.”
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Unlock with your sermon →“A lot of people think money is evil. If you think money is evil, you ought to get rid of every nickel you've got right now. Drain your bank accounts. Empty out your wallet.”
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Unlock with your sermon →According to this sermon, tithing is a declaration of trust in God over the economy or government. It's not a bill but a gift, and God promises to bless tithers and rebuke the devil on their behalf, making it a faith-builder that aligns your finances under God's provision.
This sermon teaches three ways to participate in missions: pray regularly for the lost near and far, go by sharing the gospel with neighbors or joining a short-term trip, and give financially to support missionaries and church planters. All three are expected of every Christian, not just one.
This sermon teaches that money is not evil, it is a neutral tool. Like David's sling or Noah's ark, money is part of your toolkit for kingdom work. The problem is using it for evil purposes. God uses various channels, like jobs and business, to bring money to willing, generous hearts.
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