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The early church exploded across Jerusalem without buildings, budgets, or billboards. So what did they have? In Acts 4, Will looks at a community where no one claimed their possessions as their own and grace spilled over into everyone around them. Generosity there wasn't a single act. It was a way of living, rooted in hearts that had already been handed over.
Ownership was never the issue. Stewardship was.
Every one of us is holding tightly to something. Money, control, security, a dream we won't let go of. Listen in, then ask what you'd have to open your hands to release.
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