This is the second post in a series about women’s role in generosity. Read the first post here.  The daughter of immigrants, Sarah grew up in a family that loved to explore.  Her interest in exploration led her to the oil and gas industry, where she enjoyed the people, the science, the adventure. In fact, […]

I grew up in a middle class suburb of Atlanta with married parents, a sister, and two dogs—the classic American family. My parents instilled a solid work ethic in us from the time we were very young. For example, some of my friends were offered money if they made A’s but my parents refused to […]

One of the definitions of the word radical is “very different from the usual or traditional.” What could happen if you applied that adjective to generosity? In this post from Gospel Patrons, John Rinehart offers 7 ways to give that could be considered “very different from the usual.” What is God calling you to?  Generosity […]

There is such depth and significance to the word “passion.” The more I grow in my faith and become wiser spiritually, I see the passion God has for His Son, Jesus Christ. I think about the passion Jesus had to die on the cross in obedience to His Father. And I think about the passion […]

From Kylie Jenner’s nearly $1 billion net worth to Perenna Kai, the world’s youngest billionaire, women today have resources and influence at their disposal.   While the world of women and wealth may be changing, the opportunities to steward and use those gifts generously remain the same. In this post from Gospel Patrons, John Rinehart explores […]

Growing up, I witnessed a lifestyle of generosity in my family. Our home was always the gathering place for my friends from our church youth group. Many a Sunday night my mother would open her kitchen to us so we could bake cookies, roast marshmallows, or make honey-filled sopaipillas, often creating a big mess in […]

It’s the season of shopping from wedding registries and wrapping up gifts like table settings, blenders, and picture frames.   But what happens when you think about wedding gifts a little differently?  That’s what Katherine and Eugene Tsay did. Katherine was introduced to the idea of generous living and giving by a bride who used her […]

I’ve always had more than I need. Materially, I’ve never experienced poverty. Yet God has used a different kind of poverty—season of poverty of spirit and poverty of hope and joy—to show me His generous heart.  As I think about it now, it’s a unique hopelessness when you have everything in the world physically, but […]