The Generosity Ladder Quotes

“I never would have been able to tithe the first million dollars I ever made if I had not tithed my first salary, which was $1.50 per week. John D. Rockefeller”
― Nelson Searcy, The Generosity Ladder: Your Next Step to Financial Peace

“Giving is motivated by love. Because God loved us, he gave. Because we love him, we give.”
― Nelson Searcy, The Generosity Ladder: Your Next Step to Financial Peace

“we’ve already established an inseparable link between a person’s money and his heart (Matt. 6:21), so any dialogue dealing with the handling of personal finances strikes at the core of a person’s being.”
― Nelson Searcy, The Generosity Ladder: Your Next Step to Financial Peace

“Scripture goes on to tell us that those who have been appointed leaders within the church should know what people are giving back to God.”
― Nelson Searcy, The Generosity Ladder: Your Next Step to Financial Peace

“Money has to be brought out of the shadows. Jesus was never afraid to talk about money. Besides the kingdom of God, stewardship was his favorite subject.”
― Nelson Searcy, The Generosity Ladder: Your Next Step to Financial Peace

“stewardship is a part of life. If we don’t learn how to handle our resources the way God intends, we’ll never be able to live the life God created us to live.”
― Nelson Searcy, The Generosity Ladder: Your Next Step to Financial Peace

“If we don’t learn how to handle our resources the way God intends, we’ll never be able to live the life God created us to live.”
― Nelson Searcy, The Generosity Ladder: Your Next Step to Financial Peace

“Whether we like to admit it or not, most of us live under the impression that the most important thing we can do on this earth is accumulate wealth. But by clutching our material possessions as we constantly search for more, we are fighting a battle we’ve already lost.”
― Nelson Searcy, The Generosity Ladder: Your Next Step to Financial Peace