Have you ever struggled with the desire to be more generous?

Are your circumstances controlling your finances?

This book explores the challenges and principles of generosity, financial management, and the tension between the desire to give and the ability to do so, particularly from a Christian perspective. It delves into the struggle many people face when they want to give but feel financially constrained, often leading to feelings of frustration or guilt. Biblical teachings highlight the importance of a generous spirit, even when financial resources are limited. However, real-world financial burdens can make it difficult to align with these spiritual ideals.

A key barrier to generosity is the lack of financial education in America, which leaves many without the skills to balance financial obligations with a desire to give while saving and spending responsibly. The topics covered also break down generosity, emphasizing that it doesn’t always need to be monetary—it can involve time, talents, or acts of service.

The primary focus of this book emphasizes intentional wealth-building as a means to enable greater generosity in the future. Building a solid financial foundation through budgeting, saving, and investing allows individuals to be more generous without jeopardizing their financial stability. The joy of giving is a deeply enriching experience that mirrors God’s love, bringing a sense of fulfillment to both the giver and their community. This is a gift that everyone should have the opportunity to experience, regardless of their finances, circumstances, or education.

Chad Francis, a Fiduciary Advisor, began his career with HBW Advisory Services in 2017. In 2022, he founded Thrive Stewardship Financial Advisors, Inc., under the HBW family of firms. Recognized with multiple “Best of the Best – Financial Advisor” awards in Rocklin, Roseville, and Granite Bay, Chad specializes in retirement planning, income strategies, wealth building, and faith-based guidance.