Crazy Generous with My Time - Ecclesiastes 3:1-17

* Our challenge is not our present circumstances, proficiency, or profits. Our challenge is our perspective and priorities. * We are not owners but are stewards * 3 Options with Time, Talent, and Treasure: waste, spend, generously invest 1) We live in the moment! Your life is your… Loves Your life contains… Intersections Your life is blessed with… Fortunes Your life is part of God’s… Eternity 2) We live for Eternity!

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