I have never met a person who exercised an act of kindness, who made a sacrifice financially,

who saw a life change and then turned to me and said,

you know, I'm just so tired of being a generous person.

The fact is we all want to be more generous,

but something gets in the way.

How do we solve that?

Well, stay with me. That's today.

Thanks for listening to this edition of Living on the Edge with Chip Ingram.

Living on the Edge is an international teaching and discipleship

ministry focused on helping Christians live like Christians. Well in this program

we're wrapping up our series living generously. With the second half of chip's message my

generosity manifesto but before we dive in if you've missed any part of the

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Well if you're ready here's Chip as he continues talking about the process of sewing

generosity and how we can practice it. Let's dive in.

The third principle, and this is the one, at least for me, was like,

oh wow, do I really believe this or not?

Kingdom sewing is counterintuitive. That's a big word for it sounds

really dumb when you hear it. Right? I mean he's going to say the kingdom

works here's the world and God's kingdom principles are the opposite.

So he's going to say, do things that you're thinking.

Now, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, that doesn't make, that's illogical.

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