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Hope Sabbath School
Generosity and Mission
This week on Hope Sabbath School, Generosity and Mission. Writing to the new Christians in Corinth, the apostle Paul encourages believers to be generous in supporting God's mission. In doing so, he gives us a beautiful insight into God's character: "God loves a cheerful giver." Generosity reflects the heart of our God. Join us this week for this inspiring study on Hope Sabbath School.
Host
Pastor Derek Morris
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