Stewardship begins with attention. Time is the canvas where love is painted—or left blank. When we turn down the noise and show up with presence, our minutes become ministry: a visit, a call, a shared meal, a prayer whispered for someone who aches. God’s dream asks us to notice where our time flows and to let it become a river of mercy, not a trickle of leftover moments.

Talent is the spark God placed in you to warm the world. Some gifts sing, some fix, some listen, some organize; all of them serve when offered. When we move from hiding to sharing, we shift from scarcity to aliveness. Your gift does not need to be flashy to be faithful; let it be a bridge where others have only seen a wall.

Treasure is trust in action. Generosity isn’t about amounts; it’s about alignment—our hearts with God’s dream, our resources with God’s justice. When we give, we don’t just maintain a ministry; we multiply miracles. We become light: small flames together, bright enough to guide neighbors home.