Give as Worship
In Resurrection Life, giving is called Worship — because that is what it is. When the wise men opened their treasures, when Mary poured the nard, when the widow dropped her two coins, none of them were “donating.” They were worshipping with their wealth, and the fragrance filled the house.
The order teaches the whole biblical pattern: the tithe as the training wheels of generosity, offerings as the overflow of gratitude, alms as the quiet care for the poor, and the Macedonian extreme — giving beyond ability out of deep joy (2 Corinthians 8). But above every pattern stands the motive: for God so loved that He gave. Christian giving is imitation of the Giver.
The order’s giving page carries the full teaching, the free workbook of worship-giving practices, and the way to give financially — including the order’s giving product in the shop. Give as the forgiven give: freely, cheerfully, and as worship.
God loves a cheerful giver — not because He needs the gift, but because cheerful givers resemble Him.