The parable of the talents (Matthew 25) reminds us that what is entrusted to us is meant to be multiplied. The servant who received five talents did not simply preserve them, he leveraged them. And the result was increase. 

Kingdom stewardship is not passive. It is purposeful.

When generosity is combined with accountability and wise governance, gifts are not simply spent, they are positioned to accomplish the work for which they were sent. They are leveraged for impact. They are multiplied in ways that extend far beyond a single moment.

 Trust creates capacity. And capacity creates impact.

And throughout history, God has moved individuals to give in ways that shape the future of ministries for decades, strengthening foundations and extending their reach far beyond a single generation.

That is legacy.

As we enter tax season across Canada, many families are reviewing their financial decisions from the past year and planning wisely for the year ahead. This season often brings clarity, not only about what we have earned, but about what we value and how we deploy it.

Strategic generosity is intentional. Whether through annual giving, gifts of appreciated assets, life insurance strategies, or long-term legacy planning, wise stewardship aligns financial decisions with eternal impact.

This accreditation does not change the heart of this ministry. It strengthens its foundation.

Your generosity deserves integrity. And when integrity and vision walk together, impact multiplies.

Love What God Loves: Seeing Israel through the Father’s Eyes

paolawortman@ig.ca