Whether you Discuss These as a Family, On Your Own, or In Your Community Group,  Make them Your Own and Be Sure not to Skip Question #7

1. In Matthew 25:14-15, Jesus illustrates that everything we have ultimately belongs to God. How does recognizing God’s ownership over your time, talents, and treasures change the way you approach daily life?

2. The first two servants in the parable took action immediately, while the third servant buried what he was given. In what areas of your life are you tempted to "bury" your gifts or resources instead of using them for God's purposes?

3. Comparison can lead to pride or discontentment. How have you seen comparison affect your generosity or willingness to serve? What steps can you take to focus on faithfulness instead of fairness?

4. Radical generosity means trusting God even when circumstances feel uncertain. What fears or excuses sometimes hold you back from being generous with your finances, time, or abilities?

5. Multiplication, not just addition, is how the Kingdom of God grows. Who is someone in your life that you could invest in spiritually, whether through discipleship, mentorship, or serving?

6. The difference between a "Lake Church" and a "River Church" is the difference between collecting resources and allowing them to flow through us for God’s purposes. How can you personally contribute to making your church a "River Church"?

7. Based on today’s message, what is one specific step you will take this week to live out radical generosity or multiplication? (Start your response with "I will...")

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