Summary

Salvation is not primarily about us doing something for God. Salvation is about knowing something about God—and sitting in stunned awe in the presence of God, amazed and overwhelmed and grateful for what he’s done for us. The house that God would build for David was not a temple made of bricks and wood, it was a house built on the sure foundation of Jesus Christ at the cost of his own blood.

Sermon Questions

1. What does it mean to be a good steward of time, talent, and treasure? On a scale of 1-10, with 10 being the best, rate yourself and explain your answer.
2. There are three types of Christians when it comes to giving… Christians who don’t give, Tithe Christians, and the “always feel guilty Christians.” Explain which category you fall best into and why you gave that answer.
3. What would it look like for you to use your resources for the good of God’s Kingdom? What would it look like to call all in?
4. David’s love for God overflowed into action. He wanted to express his gratitude tangibly, demonstrating that true thankfulness moves beyond words into deeds. What would that look like for you?
5. Why do you think that God made such a priority of “first fruit giving?” Is it a priority for you? Explain