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This fall at Kairos, we are entering our generosity season with a series called “Thine Is the Glory.” At the heart of our faith is the truth that all glory belongs to God, and our response to God’s goodness and glory is to live generously.

Over three weeks, we’ll reflect on what it means to see all of life through the lens of God’s glory:

“All We Have Comes from God”
1 Chronicles 29:10–14 
We remember that everything we have — our resources, our time, our very lives — is a gift from God. Gratitude is the foundation of generosity.

“It’s Not About Me”
Matthew 20:1–16 
Jesus reminds us that God’s kingdom operates differently than ours. Generosity grows when we release our need for control and recognize that it’s all about God, not us.

“The Gift of With”
Matthew 1:23
God’s ultimate generosity is the gift of Jesus, God with us. When we experience the depth of that gift, our natural response is to live and give with open hands.

As we move toward making our financial commitments for 2026, this series invites us to align our hearts and our resources with God’s glory. Our generosity is more than giving — it is an act of worship that proclaims: “Thine is the glory, forever and ever.”