Golf is a terrible game for beginners. One commentator said, “Golf is a game in which the goal is to put a small ball in a small hole with utensils ill-equipped to do so.”
How do you get better at golf? Practice … and practicing it right. Muscle memory is the core attribute that makes a champion. Your body doesn’t have to think each time it moves – it just moves – and does it precisely.
Learning to be generous, to tithe and give offerings is the same. It’s the muscle memory of your heart. When you begin to be generous with time and money and love and affection … it becomes part of you. It becomes who you are.
HOW DO WE MAKE A BETTER YEAR? PRACTICE GENEROSITY. BUILD SPIRITUAL MUSCLE.
As men, we all need to learn to be generous, stretching our faith to the point that we’re willing to give. Stretching is always part of a strength regimen. To build powerful muscle memory we do the work.
When you give money and time generously, you build a legacy of faith.
Generosity is a game-changer.
Giving builds the muscle of generosity.
