04/05/2026
Thank you Jonah and Judah Locsin for imparting to us about sowing and reaping, and reminding us how powerful it is to plant seeds into the life of our man of God. Your words didn’t just teach us—they challenged and encouraged us to pursue a lifestyle of giving in God’s kingdom, while also bringing clarity to how we make decisions in our everyday lives.
As young adults navigating responsibilities, dreams, and purpose, these truths really hit home:
✨ Luke 16:10 reminds us that “whoever is faithful in little is also faithful in much.”
This speaks to how we handle what’s already in our hands—our time, money, and opportunities. Even in seasons where we feel like we don’t have much, God is looking at our faithfulness. As young adults, this is our training ground. When we learn to manage small things well, we prepare ourselves for greater responsibilities and bigger blessings.
✨ Proverbs 3:5–6 tells us to “trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding.”
Decision-making can feel overwhelming at this stage of life—career paths, relationships, and future plans. But this verse reminds us that we don’t have to figure everything out on our own. When we choose to trust God and acknowledge Him in every step, He promises to direct our paths. It’s an invitation to surrender control and walk in confidence, knowing He’s guiding us.
✨ Malachi 3:10 encourages us to bring the whole tithe into the storehouse.
This is about trust—real, active trust. Giving isn’t just about obligation; it’s about believing that God is our source. For young adults, this can be a bold step of faith, especially when finances are still growing. But it’s also where we experience God’s faithfulness in a deeper way, learning that we can entrust Him with everything we have.
See you in our next Big Group winbacyoungadults!
