This sermon on 1 Corinthians 16:1–4 presents seven key principles of Christian giving. Benjamin situates the passage within the broader biblical context, tracing giving through the Old and New Testaments as a hallmark of genuine faith and gratitude to God. Giving is shown to be an act of worship tied to the Lord's Day, an expression of brotherly love, and a duty for every believer—done proportionally, collectively by churches, in an orderly way, and with transparency. Giving is not about guilt or external pressure, but joyful stewardship under Christ's lordship. It concludes with a reminder that all Christian generosity flows from God's ultimate gift in Christ, uniting believers across cultures and backgrounds into one household of faith.