Rev. Tish Bowman, preaching Discussion Questions: 2 Corinthians 9:6-8, John 3:16 List some ways you have experienced God’s generosity in your life and in the world. Pastor Tish shared that she hasn’t felt this level of apprehension since the days of 9/11. In the midst of personal or national challenges, how can we actively choose generosity as a way to reflect God's heart? What are some examples where choosing generosity has made a difference in your life or community? The story of the family in California who lost their business but chose to help others in need embodies the idea of “If I have enough, you have enough.” How can we choose this mindset of generosity in our daily lives, even when we feel like we don’t have enough ourselves? Read 2 Corinthians 9:6-8. Discuss what this passage means to you. The message highlights that generosity builds a lasting legacy. How can we begin to build a legacy of generosity in our families, communities, and workplaces? What steps can we take today to ensure we are sowing bountifully for future generations? How can we practically embrace generosity as a lifestyle, especially in a world that often feels divided or focused on scarcity? John 3:16 is central to the message of God's generosity. What does it mean for you that God gave His Son for the world? How does this ultimate act of love and sacrifice challenge your approach to generosity?