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N O W W I T H S M A L L G R O U P G U I D E

A 21-Day Experience in Stewardship

Chris McDaniel Foreword by Dan BusbyECFA President



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Ignite

YourGenerosityA 21-Day Experience in Stewardship

N O W W I T H S M A L L G R O U P G U I D E

Chris McDanielForeword by Dan Busby

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CONTENTS

Foreword by Dan Busby 7Introduction 9

Day 1: BEING A MIRACLE 11

PART ONE: WHAT DOES GOD WANT YOU TO KNOW?

Day 2: WHOSE MONEY IS IT ANYWAY? 17

Day 3: WHY DOES GOD MAKE SUCH A BIG DEAL ABOUT GIVING? 19

Day 4: CAN GOD BE TRUSTED? 21

Day 5: CAN YOU BE TRUSTED? 23

Day 6: BEFORE MOVING ON . . . 25

PART TWO: WHAT DOES HE WANT YOU TO DO?

Day 7: DON’T STORE UP YOUR TREASURE ON EARTH 31

Day 8: DO STORE UP YOUR TREASURE IN HEAVEN 33Day 9: NOTICE THE OBVIOUS 35

Day 10: DRIVE YOUR STAKE INTO THE GROUND 37

Day 11: HAVE A PLAN 39

Day 12: BEGIN GIVING 42

Day 13: BEGIN GIVING . . . SACRIFICIALLY 45

Day 14: GIVE FAITHFULLY 47

Day 15: GIVE QUIETLY 50Day 16: GIVE PRAYERFULLY 52

Day 17: GIVE GENEROUSLY (AKA: Do I Give on the Net or the Gross?) 54

PART THREE: IGNITE THE FIRE!

Day 18: THE ADVENTURE OF A LIFETIME 59

Day 19: YOUR KINGDOM ASSIGNMENT 61

Day 20: MORE WILL BE ENTRUSTED TO YOU 63

Day 21: WHAT ARE WE HERE FOR? 65

SMALL GROUP STUDY GUIDE 69




FOREWORD

This book is for those who desire to better understand the wonderfulexperiences the Bible offers when we grow in the grace of giving.

Ignite Your Generosity is easy to read and you’ll find simple ways to apply

your new learning. The book is divided into three sections:

1. What Does God Want You to Know? (Days 2–6)

2. What Does He Want You to Do? (Days 7–17)

3. Ignite the Fire! (Days 18–21)

Each section has short readings so that, in only a few minutes a day, you

can digest this book over a three-week period. You could read it in a couple

of hours rather than three weeks, but I highly encourage you to take the

time. Answer the questions that are placed throughout. It will help you

process what you are reading—by moving it from your mind to your heart

and your hands. By interacting with the reading, you’ll begin to experiencethe transforming power of God’s Word made real in your own life.

Ignite Your Generosity is not merely another devotional. It will help you

to develop your practical and personal theology for generous giving. At the

same time, you are being transformed on your own journey, both through

the formational exercises and your own experience. It provides a clear road

map for the Christian’s generosity journey. I most highly recommend it

to you. May God continue to develop your heart as a cheerful giver!(2 Corinthians 9:7)

Dan Busby, president, ECFA




INTRODUCTION

The God of the Bible is radically generous. As followers of Christ weresemble him most when we are living generously. Many give out of

obligation or guilt, yet biblical generosity is a generosity that flows from

our love of God and our desire to be generous as Christ is generous. My

prayer is that you will find the time to get away and connect with God on

this very important topic and allow the Holy Spirit to be your guide. I also

pray that these tools open the door of discussion about a topic that is not

often addressed.

Ignite Your Generosity has been updated and expanded and now offers

four resources to help you grow:

1. Ignite Your Generosity. Twenty-one daily devotionals with reflection ques-

tions and space for journaling. The devotional is designed for an indi-

vidual to go deep with God on the topic of stewardship and generosity.

2. Small Group Guide. Included as an the appendix to Ignite Your Gener-

osity , this resource offers four weekly readings with questions and ac-

tivities designed for small groups on the following topics: Living as

Exiles, Giving Cheerfully, Giving Sacrificially and Giving Regularly.

3. Generosity Challenge. An exciting, free resource, with twenty-seven

daily challenges to complete after using the Ignite Your Generosity re-

source and the Small Group Guide, available at ivpress.com/ignite.Each challenge provides Scripture passages to consider and space for

reflection and prayer requests.

4. The Stewardship Bookmark (sold separately). A quick reference tool

that churches and ministries can purchase in bulk and give away to

help readers remember the key concepts and Scriptural principles

from the Ignite Your Generosity journey. This tool can be carried andstored in a Bible or notebook to serve as an ongoing reminder of the

journey of stewardship that never ends, while also debunking some of

the most prevalent lies about stewardship. Learn more at stewardship

bookmark.org.




10 IGNITE YOUR GENEROSITY

How to use

A journey through Ignite Your Generosity is most effective within the

context of community.

While this journey can take many shapes, one idea is for each member

of a local church to read and work through the Ignite Your Generosity de-

votional while simultaneously meeting weekly in small groups to discuss

the four important topics covered in the Small Group Study Guide. Each

topic is designed to be read aloud or privately during group time with a

facilitator taking the group through the questions and next steps.

After participants complete the Ignite Your Generosity guide, they canvisit ivpress.com/ignite and download the free Generosity Challenge. I rec-

ommend that participants work through the challenges individually then

share the struggles, successes and “God-stories” that take place along the

way with their small groups. Participants can pray for each other through

the struggles and praise God for what he is doing in and through each

person as they respond in obedience to him.

May God be with you as you ignite your generosity in response to his

faithfulness, mercy and love.

Then the way you live will always honor and please the Lord, and your

lives will produce every kind of good fruit. All the while, you will grow as

you learn to know God better and better.

Colossians 1:10 (New Living Translation)




DAY 1

BEING A MIRACLE

When I was in my early 20s, I started working for a little Christian radio sta-

tion where they couldn’t pay me much. I got a very modest salary with one little

benefit—a company vehicle.

So I thought I could get a little more cash by selling my own car. I put it in the

paper and week after week after week went by. Nobody was interested.

So I started to pray that God would sell my car, and one day as I was praying

about this, I heard this whisper, “So what are you going to do with the money ifI sell your car?”

“Spend it!” was my first thought, but then all of a sudden I saw a vivid image

of a coworker’s family. I worked with the guy. They were a couple my parents’

age with two kids close to my own age. And I knew that they were having an

excruciating time financially.

They had one income and it wasn’t very big. They were living in this little

rented house and they had some health issues. These people were just getting

bowled over by circumstances in their lives. So I said, “OK, God, if you sell my

car, I’ll give a sizeable portion to this family.” The number that popped into my

head was at least double, maybe triple, anything that I’d ever given away before.

It was a lot of money for me.

So this is not going to surprise you, but right afterwards, my car sells. So, I say,

“So, God, you know when we were talking about that whole agreement thing?

Well . . . OK, OK, I’m good for it!”

I went to the bank, cashed the check and put the wad of money in anenvelope and waited till it got dark. I drove over to the street where their house

was, and it’s funny, this happened fifteen years ago and I still remember it so

clearly. I parked several houses away, sneaked out to this mailbox, opened it,

stuffed the envelope in, closed it and dashed to my car.

The next day at work this man had a bunch of people gathered around him

and he was sobbing, just sobbing. He held up the envelope, and said, “Darren,

look at this, look what God gave me.”

Funny—he was calling it a miracle. That God gave him this money. I remem-

ber the look on his face, I remember thinking so clearly, “Yes . . . God did give

you that money. Wow, I got to be a part of a miracle!”

(Darren Whitehead, Church of the City, Nashville)





Have you ever been used by the God of the Universe? If so, you know

that there’s nothing like it. The adrenaline kicks in. Every fiber, every

nerve is alive, on fire. Think of the most exciting thing that you’ve ever

done—and it pales in comparison.

A deep sense of awe came over them all, and the apostles performed many

miraculous signs and wonders. . . . They sold their property and posses-

sions and shared the money with those in need . . . all the while praising

God and enjoying the goodwill of all the people. And each day the Lord

added to their fellowship those who were being saved.

Acts 2:43, 45, 47 (New Living Translation)

That’s what He’s calling you to do. He’s inviting you to climb out of the

stands—to quit watching—to suit up and get in the game. He has a jersey

with your name on it, ready to give to you. He has hand-selected you—do

you think that you’re reading this book by accident?Henry Blackaby says in Experiencing God that when you see Him

working—when you sense Him drawing you toward something—that is

your invitation to join Him.1

So . . .

this is it.

This is your invitation.

Are you ready?

It will be the ride of your life. It will ignite something in you that you

didn’t know existed.

You will do things you never dreamed of.

You will see the impossible.

1 Henry Blackaby and Claude V. King, Experiencing God , (Nashville: Broadman & Holman,1998), p. 35.




DAY 1: Being A Miracle 13

Stop.

Just sit there.

Drink this in.

And then, when you’re ready . . .

What’s going on in your heart?

In your mind?

What’s God saying to you?

How do you want to respond?




Part One

What Does GodWant You To Know?




DAY 2

WHOSE MONEY IS IT ANYWAY?

Today I was looking at a map-of-the-world placemat I got for my kids.

There are some interesting observations one can make beneath the dried,

spattered spaghetti sauce . . .

Everybody wants to own something.

There’s an island west of Mexico that France owns.

The Caribbean islands are owned by the U.S., U.K., France and the

Netherlands.

The U.K. owns lots of islands just north of Antarctica, and Norway

owns one there as well.

Other islands scattered about the planet are owned by India, New Zealand,

Australia, Spain, Portugal, Japan and more. There are even rumors that some

islands belong to people who were living there in the first place.

There is also an international best-selling author who buys islands. He

has acquired four of them, ranging from the coast of Ireland to the coast

of Australia.

So who really owns it all?

The One who created it all.

. . . for every animal of the forest is mine, and the cattle on a thousand

hills. I know every bird in the mountains, and the creatures of the field

are mine . . . for the world is mine, and all that is in it.

Psalm 50:10-12 (Today’s New International Version)

God owns everything—everything belongs to Him. Not just your home,

your car, your bank account, your investments, but also the not so ob-

vious—your family and friends, your children and your spouse. He is





entrusting us with these people and possessions. He’s counting on us to

make decisions as He would.

So, how are you doing as His steward or trustee?

Where would you place yourself on the line below?

I am the owner God is the owner

Go ahead. Mark where you think you are.

If you view God as the owner, that’s great. It’s huge. It is a mindset

switch you’ve already undergone. You’ll be affirmed by Him throughout

this study and you’ll also grow closer to Him as you allow Him to ignite

this life of generosity in you.

If you put yourself anywhere else on the line, you view yourself as part

owner, then believe it or not, that’s great, too. Because you now recognize

that there’s a gap between where you are and where God is calling you to

be. And the rest of this study will help you make that move.

Sit for a moment in silence. Reflect on what you just read about

ownership. Pray—and ask the Holy Spirit to touch you.

Then write down what you sense He’s telling you. He might

bring a picture or an image of someone to mind. It could be a

feeling you have. What is the Holy Spirit telling you?

If you didn’t get any sense of God speaking to you, you’re not alone. Just

continue to come before Him and sit . . . and ask. He will speak.

And now—get ready for an adventure you’ll never forget!




DAY 3

WHY DOES GOD MAKE SUCHA BIG DEAL ABOUT GIVING?

This may seem odd to you, but it began when I saw a beautiful dining-room

set that I really wanted. I had set money aside for it—I loved everything about

it. It went perfectly with my dining room. The problem was that I already had

a perfectly good dining-room set . . . it just wasn’t this one—with this wood

grain, this style. What I had always wanted . . .I battled with this decision for a while until finally I just sat down and wrote

a check out for the amount of the new one—and sent it to a charity we sup-

ported. As soon as I mailed it—you won’t believe this—but all my desire for

the new dining-room set just disappeared.

It completely vanished.

On top of that, as I reflected on the struggle I went through, I couldn’t

believe that I had even wrestled over this decision—I almost didn’t know who

that person was. Whatever grip it had on my heart, as soon as I mailed thatcheck . . . it just broke.

(Board member of a nonprofit financial ministry)

That’s exactly what this is—a battle for your heart. The God of the Uni-

verse is calling to you, reaching out to you. He knows that the last thing

we let go of is our money and our possessions.

You can’t worship two gods at once. Loving one god, you’ll end up hating

the other. Adoration of one feeds contempt for the other. You can’t wor-

ship God and Money both.

Matthew 6:24 (The Message)

God knows that there’s a fierce battle raging—that there’s an assault on

your heart and mind that’s sometimes daily, hourly or by the minute.





Take a moment to reflect on . . . you—what are you battling?

Is there a pattern to it? Does it occur at a certain time or place?

God doesn’t want to take “your” money or TV or car or whatever else

you might’ve written down. He wants your heart. He’s crazy about you.

He wants you to have a love relationship with Him, the God of the Uni-

verse. He knows you can’t do that if your heart is being pulled and tempted

by money and greed.

He also knows that the antidote to this heart pull is—Giving. Once you

begin to give, the desire for “stuff” fades and greed begins to lose its grip

on your heart. Once you start to give, the tide changes in this battle. You’re

giving up control and now are trusting Him .

No matter where you’re at in this battle, can you think of at least

one “antidote” you can take, that is, one way that you can give,

that will begin to release this pull on your heart?

And if so, when’s the earliest that you can take it?




DAY 4

CAN GOD BE TRUSTED?

I had just finished seminary and was without a job. Don’t get me wrong. I

wasn’t destitute. I had a part time job and I was temporarily rooming with a

friend. I had cashed in my 401(k) to pay for schooling and now I had only $200

left to my name.

And God spoke to me. Not audibly . . . but it was Him. I had just come back

from a church service—and I couldn’t even tell you what the sermon was about!

But the teacher challenged us to trust God with everything.And then I heard Him. Give my last $200 away. Wipe my account out . . .

completely.

I thought, “Really? All of it?” And then I thought, “It’s only $200. It’s not tens

of thousands or even thousands of dollars. Why not?” So I did. No big deal.

But it was. God wasn’t through.

A few weeks later, I walked in from getting the mail. My friend Lee from the

U.K. had written to me—and she never writes to me. She said she and her hus-

band Peter were with their prayer group when God spoke to them. He said He

wanted them to pray for me, and they did, like crazy. She jokingly asked if I had

been lifted ten feet out of my chair a few weeks ago.

Then a check fell out. She also heard God tell her to send me £100, which

converted to, you guessed it. $200.

I didn’t really need that $200. But that wasn’t His point. He was giving me

a graduate level course that He obviously didn’t think I had yet taken: Trusting

God 301.(A 32-year-old in career transition)

This is how God works. He provides. He can prompt any one of His

children worldwide into action. He can also change deadlines, get loans

approved, sell a house. He wants us to know He can be trusted—that He

will provide.

God is able to shower all kinds of blessings on you. (And that) in all

things and at all times you will have everything you need.

2 Corinthians 9:8 (New International Reader’s Version)





Giving can be a scary thing . . . it can sometimes feel like you’re giving

up everything you ever wanted. But that’s what the enemy does . . . he tries

to download fear and lies into our minds . . . like we’re in a free fall with

no one to catch us.

So you have a choice to make. Are you going to believe the enemy’s lies

or trust God’s promises?

And if you’re not sure . . . how about testing His trustworthiness with

just a small first step? He’s a big God. He can handle your unbelief.

So what’s one small thing you can trust Him with?

And for those of you who have already ignited this life of gener-

osity in your heart, what’s your next step to fan it into a larger

flame? (To give more? To sell a business? To move?)

No one has any idea what He has in mind for you, but He does . . .

just ask Him. You know He’s good for it.




DAY 5

CAN YOU BE TRUSTED?

Many of us have heard about some of the outlandish demands made by

music celebrities in their contracts with concert promoters. One of the

most notorious came from the rock band Van Halen. Each contract

insisted that “a bowl of M&Ms be provided backstage, but with every single

brown M&M removed.” If the band arrived and saw that the bowl had any

brown M&Ms in it, they were free to cancel the concert and receive fullpayment. Who knew a bunch of hard-rockers could be such divas?

But wait.

There was actually a good reason behind the clause. The absence of

those M&Ms was a matter of life or death. In his book The Checklist

Manifesto, author Atul Gawande quoted from lead singer David Lee Roth’s

memoir to share the story behind the M&Ms:

Roth explained that . . . “Van Halen was the first band to take huge

productions into tertiary, third-level markets. We’d pull up with nine

18-wheeler trucks, full of gear, where the standard was three trucks, max.

And there were many, many technical errors—whether it was the girders

couldn’t support the weight, or the flooring would sink in, or the doors

weren’t big enough to move the gear through. The contract rider read like

a . . . Yellow Pages because there was so much equipment and so many

human beings to make it function.”

So just as a little test, buried somewhere in the middle of the rider,

would be Article 126, the no-brown-M&Ms clause. “When I would walk

backstage, if I saw a brown M&M in that bowl,” [Roth] wrote, “Well, we’d

line-check the entire production. Guaranteed you’d run into a problem.”1

The mistakes could be life-threatening. . . . In Colorado, the band found

that the local promoters had failed to read the weight requirements andthat the staging would have fallen through the arena floor.

1 Atul Gawande, The Checklist Manifesto (New York: Metropolitan Books, 2009), p. 80.





It’s funny how Van Halen’s ridiculous-at-first-glance contract demand

illustrates so well Luke 16:10-11:

Whoever can be trusted with very little can also be trusted with much,

and whoever is dishonest with very little will also be dishonest with much.

. . . If you have not been trustworthy in handling worldly wealth, who will

trust you with true riches?

(New International Version)

So, all this business about money is not about money. It’s about true

riches, which are people. If He can trust us with “little” when it comes to

money, then He will ultimately entrust us with “much” when it comes to

people’s lives and eternities.

When we begin to trust God by becoming trustworthy , He will begin to

bring more and more people to us . . . to you, to me. We are His hands and

feet in the world. This world that so badly needs His touch, His heart, His love.

In what ways have you been trustworthy?

How did that feel?

Are there any situations you are in—right now or that are

coming up—where you can continue to grow in this area of

trustworthiness?




DAY 6

BEFORE MOVING ON . . .

For years, the Koromojong tribe in Africa had oppressed the neighboring

Sabini tribe. Their actions had earned them the name “raiders” from the lo-

cals, which in their language meant, “killers and stealers of anything valuable.”

Women and children had been killed senselessly. Entire families were displaced

because their homes were burned down. Several generations before, the entire

tribe sought refuge in a nearby mountainous terrain called Kapchorwa. There, as

in the lowlands, fresh water was a rare and precious resource.Many from the Sabini tribe had become disciples of Jesus Christ as a result of

missionary efforts. As they grew in their faith, they began to seek the Lord regard-

ing how to put an end to the years of conflict and fear. While meeting together,

Pastor Godwin of the church in Kapchorwa challenged everyone with a simple

question, “What would Christ do?”

The numbers of both tribes were increasing, so water was getting scarcer.

After a short time, the Sabini tribe decided that they, with the support of Sisters

Community Church from Oregon and All Nations Ministries, would freely give

the warring Koromojong the gift of water.

Within days, a local well driller was contracted, the equipment loaded, and

Pastor Godwin headed off to the Koromojong with a partner from All Nations

Ministries and two military guards. “Not many people would even attempt to ap-

proach the Koromojong, let alone expect to be let inside, and once inside there

would be no guarantee of ever leaving alive,” said Paul Rawlins from Sisters

Community Church.1Through God’s grace, after a short confrontation with Koromojong guards,

Pastor Godwin was able to share the intent and so was allowed into the village

with the equipment. Tension was high, yet the curiosity about the equipment

and process seemed to stabilize the Koromojong.

Within one week, the drillers had nearly completed the well. Curiosity had

spread throughout the village so both leaders and village members arrived for

the initial pumping of the water. During this process, Pastor Godwin began to

preach about the living water of Jesus Christ and that He was the reason they

were there. He shared that, through Jesus, all debts could be forgiven and all

1Mike Yankoski and Danae Yankoski, Zealous Love: A Guide to Social Justice (Grand Rapids:Zondervan, 2009).





wounds healed between the tribes. The words penetrated the hearts of the Koro-

mojong tribe because they knew how their ancestors had treated the Sabini and

how they themselves had continued this evil behavior. Soon, the well brought

forth fresh water and cries of joy were heard from those present.It also brought 600 warriors to their knees. They gave their lives to Christ

that day.

That’s what this is all about. And that’s what it’s ultimately about for you.

Do you know Jesus as your Savior? As your best friend? In Day 3 we men-

tioned that this money issue is more about being in a relationship with our

Creator . . . not about how we spend it. (He owns it all anyway, remember?)

God saved you by his grace when you believed. And you can’t take credit

for this; it is a gift from God. Salvation is not a reward for the good

things we have done, so none of us can boast about it.

Ephesians 2:8-9 (New Living Translation)

We can’t get to know Him more deeply, if we don’t even know Him.

Take the president of the United States. Do you know him or do you

know of him?

Most of us would have to say that we know of him and we know about

him . . . but we don’t really know him.

It’s the same way with God. Do you really know Him or do you just

know of Him? If it’s the latter, the question you need to answer is what’s

keeping you from asking Him into your life to love and lead you?

If you’d like to do that, there are a few simple steps to take to insure that

you are connected to God, that you receive this free gift of eternal life:

• Admit you’re a sinner. Everyone has done things that displease a holy

God. No one can live up to His standards. He says no sin can enter heaven.

Something must be done to get rid of your sin. Romans 3:23 says, “All

have sinned and fall short of the glory of God” (New International Version).

• Believe Jesus died on the cross for you. God loves you and wants you to

become His child. He loves you so much that He sent His Son, Jesus, to

shed His blood to save you from your sins. Jesus took your place on the




DAY 6: Before Moving On . . . 27

cross and suffered the punishment you deserve. Believe that He died for

you, was buried, and rose again on the third day. Acts 16:31 states, “Be-

lieve in the Lord Jesus, and you will be saved” (New International Version).

• Call upon Jesus to save you. Trust in Him as your Savior from sin. This

may be a simple but sincere cry from your heart, or it may be expressed

out loud. Romans 10:9 says, “If you confess with your mouth, ‘Jesus is

Lord,’ and believe in your heart that God raised Him from the dead, you

will be saved” (New International Version).

Jesus gave everything so that we may live, and His sacrifice was all-

sufficient. A life of generosity flows from a love relationship with our

Father and not from duty or rules. If you have any doubt where you stand,

sit back down. He is waiting.

If you’ve never prayed . . .

Open: Dear Father Admit: I’ve sinned. I’ve done . . . (Name those sins that are

weighing you down the most—you don’t need to go through

every one you’ve ever committed!)

Believe: I do believe that you sent your Son, Jesus, to die for

my sins . . .

Call: Jesus, please come into my life, to save me and lead me.

Thanks: Thank you for coming into my life . . .

You may or may not “feel” something. If you don’t, don’t worry.

The fact is, if you meant it, then you are now His son or daughter!

Congratulations!

Now go tell someone as soon as you can!

If you already have a relationship with Him, that’s something

to celebrate! Reflect on that and please pray for others working

through this book that they come to know Him also.

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