Proverbs 11:25
A generous person will prosper; whoever refreshes others will be refreshed.

Have you ever been on the receiving end of generosity you didn’t expect — and it stayed with you?

In this conversation, Ash and T unpack what it really looks like to live with an open hand. Not just with money, but with time, prayer, attention, and showing up for people.

They chat about:


Why generosity isn’t about being flashy — it’s about being available


The small, everyday ways we can bless others


How being generous often changes us more than the person we’re helping


What it looks like to refresh others when you don’t feel full yourself


And a season where Ash experienced unexpected provision when she needed it most

This isn’t about pressure or doing more than you can handle.
It’s about asking a simple question:
“God, who can I bless today?”

Because so often, refreshment comes when we least expect it — right in the middle of giving it away.

Proverbs 11:25 A generous person will prosper; whoever refreshes others will be refreshed.
Have you ever been on the receiving end of generosity you didn&rsquo;t expect &mdash; and it stayed with you?
In this conversation, Ash and T unpack what it really looks like to live with an open hand. Not just with money, but with time, prayer, attention, and showing up for people.
They chat about:
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Why generosity isn&rsquo;t about being flashy &mdash; it&rsquo;s about being available
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The small, everyday ways we can bless others
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How being generous often changes us more than the person we&rsquo;re helping
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What it looks like to refresh others when you don&rsquo;t feel full yourself
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And a season where Ash experienced unexpected provision when she needed it most
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This isn&rsquo;t about pressure or doing more than you can handle. It&rsquo;s about asking a simple question: &ldquo;God, who can I bless today?&rdquo;
Because so often, refreshment comes when we least expect it &mdash; right in the middle of giving it away.

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