Hi, I'm Susie Larson. Thanks for listening to this podcast from Susie Larson Live.

You don't have to know. to ever since him but since we've got you like

welcome to Susie larsen live always always honored to get to spend this time with you in fact

i look forward to bringing you conversations every single day that hopefully inspire you in

your faith walk that deepen your understanding of god's word and that heightens your awareness of

his very real presence in your life well if you've listened to me long enough, you know that I have a

passion to see a revival of generosity break out in the body of Christ. And I'm not just talking

financial stewardship, a lifestyle of generosity. I mean, what would happen in our hearts,

in our relationships, in our communities, if suddenly we realize,

you know what, God owns it all. I'm stewarding what he's entrusted to me, and I'm going to

approach every day with expectancy, with faith, with a sense of stewardship. I mean, what would

happen in our lives, our communities in the church? Wow. And I'll tell you, I've never once met a generous person, I mean a truly generous person who's giving for the right reasons, who's also a curmudgeon. Never. They're joyful, expectant, humble, and they've learned to trust God more than they trust themselves. So that's what we're talking about today. I'm super excited about it. Can you tell? Our good friendship, Ingram, joins us today to talk about his important book. It's a little book. It's called The Genius of Generosity. Generous Living is Joyful Living. We've got five copies to give away. It kind of is like the size of the prayer of J-Bez, kind of that, and it's leather cover, The Genius of Generosity. So you can get through this pretty quick, and it is packed with inspiration.

Five copies to give away.

You can text the word book to 877-933-2484.

And ship says this, do you see the irony?

We get our greatest treasure by giving and sharing rather than by hoarding and accumulating.

When we let go of the temporal and quit

focusing on ourselves and when we embrace instead the eternal treasures he offers us by investing

in kingdom-oriented relationships and purposes, we're the ones who get rich. By releasing more of

what we have, we receive more than we could ever imagine. It's counterintuitive, but it's a

brilliant way to live. It's counterintuitive, but it's a brilliant way to live.

It's actually really genius. We'll get Chip on in just a moment, a quick announcement for you.

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