Actions by Pastor Ty

Bill IBC Hamilton • December 23, 2025

Actions by Pastor Ty

Actions by Pastor Ty

Abraham Lincoln coined the phrase, “Actions Speak Louder Than Words” at a time of great civil unrest. We see in the Bible this teaching, “Good will come to those who are generous and lend freely, who conduct their affairs with justice”. – Psalm 112:5 Let’s consider this verse:

1. Generosity Reveals the Heart - Words of kindness are good, but acts of kindness prove the sincerity of our hearts.

Let your giving be intentional, not just emotional.

2. Integrity Speaks Without a Voice - People may forget what we say, but they will remember how we treated them.

Let your daily decisions reflect God’s righteousness.

3. Actions Plant Seeds of Blessing - Our actions can inspire faith in those who may never read a Bible but will “read” our lives.

Psalm 112:5 calls us to a faith that is visible, tangible, and impactful—where our lives become living proof of God’s love.

Live out God’s love today and always. Amen?

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