(personal testimony)
Many times, in the middle 90s, our family served in a church about an hour away from where we lived. We loved the church and had lots of 
friends there. But I can’t remember ever receiving any significant financial honorarium for our times of serving. We weren’t concerned, since we loved the people and loved serving alongside them.
Years later, that church disbanded. In the liquidation proceedings they decided to disperse their assets through a foundation which handles distribution of estates and trusts, etc. The church chose several tax-exempt ministries to receive their assets. We had no idea that this was happening, but to our complete and great surprise, we were selected as one of the beneficiaries. This foundation sent us scheduled quarterly payments for seven years… the total amount of which, far surpassed any potential honorariums we would have received from that church.
Part of this unexpected blessing can be attributed to the principle of sowing and reaping, but the cleanest part about it is that we weren’t concerned about the payback. Our serving was “as unto our Lord”. (Eph 6:7)
It’s been about 25 years since our involvement with that church and those quarterly payments stopped nearly 10 years ago. But just recently we received another check for over $6K from that same foundation. Completely unexpected, without adequate explanation, very timely and totally appreciated!
Our Great Banker saw our labors of love in that church many years ago. He saw and never forgot. His timing is perfect. His care and over-the-top blessing system is the very best! Thank you, Father!!!!
— MLH
Mark Hendrickson
Beyond the Map 