Each one should use whatever gift he has received to serve others, faithfully administering God’s grace in its various forms (1 Pet. 4:10). Living a life of purpose...
If the cattle on a thousand hills are God’s (Ps. 50:10), how can I brand them as “mine”? In other words, how can the Bible teach stewardship and...
We cannot give what we do not have. It makes sense, right? Materially, of course we literally cannot give something that we don’t possess. We cannot participate in...
Be very careful, then, how you live—not as unwise but as wise, making the most of every opportunity, because the days are evil. Therefore do not be foolish,...
We were created to be stewards of God’s creation through our work. There are many passages concerning stewardship in the Bible that tell us this, but the following...
In his 2012 book Coming Apart, Charles Murray argues that the middle class, once seen as the “virtuous silent majority,” is alienated from the “founding virtues” of civic...
Have you ever been tempted to put “ability to multitask” on your resume? In a society that places a high value on being able to do lots of...
Hannington Bahemuka understands stewardship. Bishop Hannington, as he is known in his community, had a strong desire for the people of his church to give out of the...
Relationships are tricky. Each one is different. They’re messy and complicated and painful, yet we can’t flourish without them. Relationship is at the center of exchange. It’s at...
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