The true test of our spirituality is not only seen in our Bible knowledge and lengthy times of prayer, but also it is reflected in how we use our time, gifts, and possessions.
In the Bible, we discover that every Christian is responsible to the local church and accountable to the Lord to use his time, talents, and possessions consistently and biblically to advance the Kingdom of God.
We are stewards or, trustees, who have been entrusted with God’s possessions of which we should apply the “T/T/T” standards of living: Time/Talent/Tithes.
Stewardship means that we are managers of what belongs to God and everything belongs to Him. Thus, all that we are all that we possess is a gift from Him to be used for our good and His glory.
The Accomplishments of Stewardship:
A. Stewardship brings glory to God.
B. Stewardship reflects and affects our spiritual growth.
C. Giving supplies the needs of others
Our Daily Bread
- Help NeededDuring World War II, the British Isles represented the last line of resistance against the sweep of Nazi oppression in Europe. Under relentless attack and in danger of collapse, however, Britain lacked the resources to see the conflict through to victory. For that reason, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill went on BBC radio and appealed to the world: “ […]Bill Crowder
