Dear Mt. Zion Family & Friends,

There is an ancient Hebrew word that has the power to change the way you see your entire life. The word is Dayenu and it means: "It would have been enough for us." It comes from a song the Jewish people have sung at Passover for thousands of years. Verse by verse, they remember the ways God showed up for them, freeing them from slavery, leading them through the sea, feeding them in the wilderness. And after every act of grace, they sing together: Dayenu. If God had only done that one thing, it would have been more than enough.

But God never stops at enough. If God had only created us — it would have been more than enough. But God also breathed life into us and called us very good. 

If God had only sent the prophets — it would have been more than enough. But God came to us in person, in Jesus Christ. 

If God had only given us Jesus — it would have been more than enough. But God also gave us the Spirit, the church, and the promise that nothing can separate us from that love. 
God's generosity has no end and our lives are meant to be a response to it.

This October, we are exploring stewardship  but not the way you might expect. This is not a series about obligation or filling a budget gap. This is a series about gratitude. About slowing down long enough to see just how lavishly you have been loved. We will ask one simple question together: How do we live in response to a God who never stops giving? When we truly see how much we have been given, generosity stops feeling like a duty. It becomes a delight. Welcome to Dayenu.

Yours In Christ, Pastor Daniel Mejia