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The Heart of Worship

February 15 | The Heart of Worship | 1 Chronicles 16:23-34

This week we gather at a turning point in the church year. Having reflected on the gifts we offer through our generosity, we now stand on the threshold of Lent, which is a season that invites self-reflection, repentance, and revival. Scripture calls us back to the heart of worship: praising God with joy, bringing our offerings with humility, turning away from the things that divert us from the path of Christ, sharing the good news of God’s saving work, and giving thanks for God’s enduring and unwavering love. In worship, we remember that what God desires most is not simply what we give, but who we are becoming as a people shaped by praise, gratitude, and trust.

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Lead With Love

In a world shaped by scarcity, we are led to suspicion, exclusivity, immediacy, and fear. The church is called to show up and live differently—to lead with love. This series explores how generosity and the faithful stewardship of our capital at Floris compel us to lean into what makes our hearts beat, and embody God’s vision of abundance and belonging. Together, we’ll reflect on how our resources, our commitments, and our shared investments widen compassion, cultivate inclusivity, nurture future generations, and foster peace with justice. God has entrusted us with pouring out God’s good gifts so that when we lead with love, every act of stewardship becomes a courageous step towards God’s healing and transformative work in the world.

January 18 | Generosity in Doing Justice (and Intro to Series) | Amos 5:21-24, James 2:14-17

Generosity divorced from justice is empty. God desires a generosity that flows into fairness, dignity, and systemic compassion. Do we live out our faith that works for a justice that meets the world’s cries? How might our financial generosity at Floris make love visible through equity for the invisible and oppressed?

January 25 | Generosity in Creating Inclusive Belonging (One Church 4 All) | Ezekiel 47:21-23, Galatians 3:27-29

Generosity is relational and inclusive, for it honors different gifts, different cultures, welcomes strangers, and fosters unity through love. God’s generosity breaks down the barriers of race, gender, culture, and class to form an inclusive household of God. How might our financial stewardship and generosity help us lean into our passion here at Floris for bringing down the walls that separate us from one another?

February 1 | Generosity in Extending Compassion (Missional Service) | Deuteronomy 15:7-11, Matthew 25:34-40

True generosity, especially to “the least,” which is service to Christ Himself, begins with a compassionate heart and open hands that reflects God’s own generosity. How might our financial stewardship and generosity help us continue to show up with our passion for charity at Floris?

February 8 | Generosity in Caring for the Next Generations (and Series Finale) | Deuteronomy 6:4-9, 2 Timothy 1:3-7

Generosity and Stewardship must be tied to the loving and nurturing spiritual mentorship of the generations that come after us. It is the faithful sharing of God’s love, truth, and guidance with children in daily life and being an example across generations. How might our financial stewardship and generosity help us continue to pour out our passion for the next generation of Floris?

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