Today on Daily Hope with Pastor Rick Warren, we continue in our riveting journey through the series, The Invisible War.

In it, we'll explore the unseen world of good and evil and see how it impacts our day-to-day existence.

Join us for eye-opening biblical insights into the spiritual dimensions

that influence our lives in ways we never imagined. Right now, here's Pastor Rick Warren

with the final part of a message called Being Faithful in a Faithless World.

Anybody can be generous when you got a surplus.

I can be generous with my time when I got a lot of extra time.

I can be generous with my money when I got a lot of extra money.

I can be generous with my energy when I got extra energy to spend.

I can be generous with help when I've got a lot of

extra help to give. It's when I don't have enough for me. I don't have enough time for me.

I don't have enough energy for me. I don't have enough money for me. I don't have enough

talent for me. and I give it

a way to help others, God goes, this is a test. And I'm watching you to see if you are faithful.

Will you be faithful and will you trust me? Now a great example of this in the Bible is the story of the church in

Macedonia. Macedonia was an area of Greece. Alexander the Great, he was from Macedonia. His father

was Philip of Macedonia. Now there's a church in this place called Macedonia in Greece, and there's another church

in Greece called the Corinthians. Corinth is a city in Greece. And Paul writes a letter to

the church at Corinth and he's bragging on the church at Macedonia for them being generous

in the middle of their shortages. Here's what he says.

Look up here on the screen.

He says, those people over there in Macedonia, they're going through this enormous

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