21-Day Journey Toward a Generous Life Quotes

“Greed is the unhealthy preoccupation for money or power. It is when your heart becomes morbidly obsessed with something good, such as a stock, that it produces harmful results. Greed is not a financial issue but it’s an issue of the heart.”
― Gary Rohrmayer, 21-Day Journey Toward a Generous Life

“When a bigger view of God is embraced and a healthy attitude of money is achieved then, the rewards of generosity will be experienced.”
― Gary Rohrmayer, 21-Day Journey Toward a Generous Life

“As I get older, I see my income increase and my expenses decrease leaving what I call the “generosity gap”. It is within this gap that I can be extravagant in my generosity and make strategic investments in God’s kingdom and His people.”
― Gary Rohrmayer, 21-Day Journey Toward a Generous Life

“We will never experience true satisfaction until we are in relationship with the One who ultimately satisfies our deepest soul needs.”
― Gary Rohrmayer, 21-Day Journey Toward a Generous Life

“Don’t kill yourself and those around you in the pursuit of wealth. Be industrious and work hard but show some wisdom in knowing when your industriousness becomes an addiction. Remember wealth is elusive, it can be here today and gone tomorrow.”
― Gary Rohrmayer, 21-Day Journey Toward a Generous Life

“The discipline of work helped me push through many quitting points though my life and put me on to the path of blessing.”
― Gary Rohrmayer, 21-Day Journey Toward a Generous Life

“A transformed attitude towards work, money and possessions will be the foundation for financial freedom.”
― Gary Rohrmayer, 21-Day Journey Toward a Generous Life

“Embracing God as Father is essential to cultivating a generous spirit because it brings forth confidence in God’s care and provision for our lives, as the giver of good gifts.”
― Gary Rohrmayer, 21-Day Journey Toward a Generous Life

“Surrendering to God is Lordship. Lordship is acknowledging the supreme leadership of God in every area of our lives. Surrendering to money is self-sufficiency, which is simply reducing God’s place in our lives.”
― Gary Rohrmayer, 21-Day Journey Toward a Generous Life

“God is love! God’s love is self-sacrificing! God’s love is giving because God is a giver! Every time we give, freely, selflessly and cheerfully we become more and more like God.”
― Gary Rohrmayer, 21-Day Journey Toward a Generous Life

“Acknowledging God as our provider always removes ego from our giving. Ultimately, we can only give back to God what we have received from His hands of provision.”
― Gary Rohrmayer, 21-Day Journey Toward a Generous Life

“When we acknowledge God as the owner, then this makes every financial decision a spiritual decision with spiritual implications.”
― Gary Rohrmayer, 21-Day Journey Toward a Generous Life

“The more responsible we are with what God has entrusted to us, the more God will entrust to us. And yet the more irresponsible we are with God's provision, the more in danger we are of having it all taken away.”
― Gary Rohrmayer, 21-Day Journey Toward a Generous Life

“A life marked by generosity must first be marked by the generosity of God.”
― Gary Rohrmayer, 21-Day Journey Toward a Generous Life

“What we think about God defines us as people. Renewing your view about God will lead you to transforming your attitude towards money.”
― Gary Rohrmayer, 21-Day Journey Toward a Generous Life

“Generosity is supernatural. It comes from God and is energized by God. Generosity is a disposition of the soul to give, to share, and to let go of our lives and possessions for the greater cause of God.”
― Gary Rohrmayer, 21-Day Journey Toward a Generous Life

“One evidence of a heart touched by God's grace is a heart overflowing with generosity.”
― Gary Rohrmayer, 21-Day Journey Toward a Generous Life