In Proverbs 11:24-25, we are reminded that wisdom is revealed not by what we guard, but by what we give. This week we explored how the gospel shapes our relationship with money, calling us to live with open hands rather than clenched fists. While money is a gift from God, it becomes destructive when we turn it into a source of security, control, or identity.

Proverbs exposes how guarding our resources leads to control, conflict, and compromise, while generosity flows from trusting God as our true provider. Ultimately, generosity is not about percentages or pressure, but about a surrendered heart shaped by the grace of Jesus. As the gospel opens our hands, God invites us to participate in his work and use what He has entrusted to us for eternal impact.