Are Hebrews the same as Jews? | Prepare the Word

When it comes to the virtue of generosity, it's easy to believe that wealthy people are the only ones who can afford to be generous while the rest of us are just getting by from week to week. But consider this: Generosity is a state of mind; it doesn't depend on the size of your bank account. To offer someone the gift of a genuine smile, a hug, or a few minutes of attentive listening doesn't cost a cent. When you are generous in these simple ways, two things happen: You learn that you have something to offer (which sometimes is a surprise), and the recipient learns that he or she is worthy of the gift. Make it a point to give and receive the gift of generosity today, and see what happens.

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