Resources by Topic: Money and Giving

In 2004, Randy Alcorn spoke at the Big Change event in Irving, Texas, on the subject of money and giving. For more information, see his book The Treasure Principle. In this clip, Randy talks about how monetary sacrifice can actually be liberating!

In 2004, Randy Alcorn spoke at the Big Change event in Irving, Texas, on the subject of money and giving. For more information, see his book The Treasure Principle. In this clip, Randy talks about the danger of chasing money, possessions and things other than God.

In 2004, Randy Alcorn spoke at the Big Change event in Irving, Texas, on the subject of money and giving. For more information, see his book The Treasure Principle. In this clip, Randy talks about investing in eternity now. 

In 2004, Randy Alcorn spoke at the Big Change event in Irving, Texas, on the subject of money and giving. For more information, see his book The Treasure Principle. In this clip, he talks about what Jesus says: "It's more blessed to give than to receive." (Acts 20:35) 

Randy Alcorn speaks on the topic Money and the Church at the Desiring God 2004 Conference for Pastors.

Randy Alcorn speaks on the topic Money and the Pastor at the Desiring God 2004 Conference for Pastors.

Randy Alcorn speaks on the topic Money and the Disciple at the Desiring God 2004 Conference for Pastors.

We flatter ourselves—and insult God—when we say, “I don’t care about reward.”

Stewardship isn’t a subcategory of the Christian life. Stewardship is the Christian life.

Benevolence is simply showing love through giving—giving of our money, time, and abilities to help the needy. So to talk about benevolence ministries is to talk about giving.

“A tithe of everything from the land, whether grain from the soil or fruit from the trees, belongs to the LORD; it is holy to the LORD.” Leviticus 27:30

It’s one thing to trust God to provide for our present needs (Matthew 6:33). It is another to presume upon him by dictating (via choosing to go into debt) the demand for, amount of and necessary duration of his future provision.

As thunder follows lightning, giving follows grace. They’re inseparable. If God’s grace touches you, you can’t help but respond with generous giving.

When it comes to our attitude toward wealth, Jesus gave commands. When it comes to our specific possessions and lifestyle, he gave us principles.