Flints, Sponges And Honeycombs

And a poor widow came and put in two copper coins
Scripture

Mark 12:42
Mark 12:38-44 or 12:41-44

Sermon Topic

Givers,

Givers can be divided into three types: the flint, the SPONGE and the honeycomb.

Some givers are like a piece of flint. To get anything out of it you’ve got to hammer it, and even then you get only chips and sparks.

Some givers are like a sponge. To get anything out of it you’ve got to squeeze, and squeeze it hard, because the more you squeeze a sponge, the more you get.

But other givers are like a honeycomb. A honeycomb simply overflows with its own sweetness. This is how God gives to us. And this is how we should give in return.

Today’s Gospel Lesson includes the well-known story of the “Widow’s Mite” which…

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