The sermon "Generous from the Get-go," explains that generosity is not a transactional verb or a series of actions, but a fundamental part of God's character that exists independently of human behavior. It illustrates that God's generosity was revealed in the lavish abundance of creation before sin or human choice even existed, and it continues through His daily provision, patience, and ultimately the ultimate sacrifice of Jesus on the cross. Elder Ryan shares a moving personal story about a woman in Guatemala named Susana, whose selfless act of weaving a custom bag and praying for his family exemplified "largeness of spirit" without expectation of repayment. It concludes by urging the congregation to stop "protecting scarcity" and instead trust in God's abundance, viewing their own generosity as a natural echo and reflection of the unconditional love they have already freely received