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Faith Stretchers

Primary Motivation: Spiritual Growth

As a Faith Stretcher, you see generosity as part of your faith journey. You stretch yourself to give because you believe God will be faithful and reward your faithfulness. You don’t necessarily expect the reward for your faithfulness to be monetary. Knowing you are growing spiritually through your generosity is enough incentive.

Faith Stretchers Encouragement

Biblical Example

The widow who gave all she had (Luke 21:1-4). Jesus commended her for her generosity. Though the amount was small, the gift demonstrated her great faith.

Key Verse

“And my God will meet all your needs according to the riches of his glory in Christ Jesus.” – Philippians 4:19

Maximize Your Strength

Continue to take risks both financially and relationally to advance the Jesus mission.

Generosity Research Findings

Financial – Faith Stretchers find money a difficult topic of conversation, but do give even when money is tight.

Serving – Faith Stretchers tend to volunteer less time than other profile types. They focus on financial and relational generosity.

Relational – Faith Stretchers tend to have a strong relational impact. They live out the B.L.E.S.S. practices more than other profile types and tend to have more personal involvement in helping people find their way back to God.

Shadow Side
The Faith Stretcher's shadow side might relate to "Busyness." Perhaps you've packed your life with so many other activities that you find it difficult to commit yourself to serve? What could you say "no" to in order to create space to serve and grow in generosity with your time?
Growth Challenge
Commit to a serving opportunity to grow in generosity with your time.
Challenge Verse
"Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others, as faithful stewards of God's grace in its various forms." - 1 Peter 4:10
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Faith Stretchers Icon

Motivated by being faithful and sharing your faith with others, even when it’s hard. The arrows are moving upward and downward, representing being stretched in different directions.