Here’s the full sermon split into slides, incorporating the idea that consistency in gracious giving comes from the understanding that everything we have belongs to God. Each slide includes the supporting verses, transitional statements, and background image suggestions.

Slide 1: Title Slide
Content:
Title: "Revival of Stewardship: Gracious Giving Starts Here"
Theme Verse: Romans 8:32: "He who did not spare His own Son but gave Him up for us all—how will He not also, along with Him, graciously give us all things?"
Subheading: “Gracious Giving Starts With Recognizing God’s Ownership”
Background Image: A radiant sunrise over a field, symbolizing revival.
Transition: “Today, we’ll explore how stewardship is the foundation of gracious giving.”
Slide 2: Introduction – God’s Generosity as the Foundation
Content:
Romans 8:32 reveals God’s ultimate act of giving: offering His Son.
Key Idea: “If God has graciously given us everything, then what we ‘own’ isn’t really ours—it’s entrusted to us by Him.”
Question: “What happens when we see ourselves as stewards, not owners?”
Background Image: Open hands holding light, symbolizing receiving from God.
Transition: “Let’s begin by understanding the foundational truth of God’s ownership and our role as stewards.”
Slide 3: Point 1 – Revival in Perspective: Ownership vs. Stewardship
Slide 3a: God Owns It All

Content:
Psalm 24:1: “The earth is the Lord’s, and everything in it.”
Truth: Everything we have—time, talents, and treasures—belongs to God.
Illustration: A child claiming, “This is mine!” humorously shows our tendency to forget true ownership.
Background Image: A globe or a vast landscape, symbolizing God’s creation.
Slide 3b: We Are Stewards, Not Owners

Content:
1 Corinthians 4:2: “It is required that those who have been given a trust must prove faithful.”
Parable of the Talents (Matthew 25:14-30): Faithful servants multiplied what was entrusted to them, while the unfaithful one buried it.
Takeaway: “Stewardship begins with acknowledging that God is the owner.”
Background Image: A gardener tending plants, symbolizing care and growth.
Transition: “If God owns it all, how can we be faithful stewards? It starts with the small things.”
Slide 4: Point 2 – Faithfulness in Small Things Leads to Revival
Slide 4a: Faithfulness in the Little Things

Content:
Luke 16:10: “Whoever can be trusted with very little can also be trusted with much.”
Truth: Revival begins when we are faithful in small acts of stewardship.
Illustration: Story of the woman who set aside a small portion of her income to support missionaries, sparking blessings far beyond what she imagined.
Background Image: A jar of coins or a ripple effect in water, symbolizing small actions leading to big impacts.
Slide 4b: Start Small, Trust Big

Content:
Zechariah 4:10: “Do not despise these small beginnings, for the Lord rejoices to see the work begin.”
Application: Reflect on areas where you can start small—your time, finances, or talents.
Background Image: A sprouting seed, symbolizing growth from small beginnings.
Transition: “Faithfulness in small things paves the way for greater impact—both in our lives and in God’s kingdom.”
Slide 5: Point 3 – Stewardship Fuels Kingdom Expansion
Slide 5a: God Multiplies What We Give

Content:
2 Corinthians 9:10: “He who supplies seed to the sower and bread for food will also supply and increase your store of seed and will enlarge the harvest of your righteousness.”
Truth: God blesses and multiplies what is surrendered to Him.
Background Image: A field of wheat or hands planting seeds, symbolizing growth and multiplication.
Slide 5b: Example of Oseola McCarty

Content:
Oseola McCarty, a washerwoman, gave her life savings to fund scholarships, inspiring thousands to give.
Takeaway: “Gracious giving is fueled by stewardship and impacts lives far beyond what we can see.”
Background Image: A tree flourishing from a small seed.
Transition: “What is God calling you to give or steward for His kingdom?”
Slide 6: Application and Call to Action
Slide 6a: Reflect

Content:
Key Question: “Are you living as a steward or an owner?”
Reflect on your time, finances, and talents—what is God calling you to surrender?
Background Image: A person praying in solitude, symbolizing reflection.
Slide 6b: Act

Content:
Start Small: Commit to one act of stewardship this week.
Partner With God: Pray for wisdom and trust in His provision.
Join the Kingdom Work: Participate in giving that advances God’s mission.
Background Image: Hands holding a small flame, symbolizing individual impact joining a greater mission.
Transition: “Let’s close by reflecting on how stewardship changes not just our lives, but the lives of others.”
Slide 7: Closing Slide – A Heart-Touching Challenge
Content:
Closing Statement: “Faithful stewardship leads to revival. Let’s respond to God’s gracious giving by being faithful stewards of His blessings.”
Final Verse: Acts 20:35: “It is more blessed to give than to receive.”
Background Image: A radiant cross with light breaking through clouds, symbolizing God’s grace and our response.