Everything we have—our time, abilities, resources, opportunities, and even our lives—ultimately belongs to God. The question is not whether we are stewards, but whether we will be faithful ones.
In this four-part series we discover that biblical stewardship reaches far beyond money. It begins with recognizing God’s ownership, grows out of a faithful relationship with Him, and transforms the way we use everything He has placed in our hands. Jesus calls His disciples to live with open hands—willing to disadvantage themselves in order to advantage His kingdom.
Through these messages, we’ll examine the heart, responsibility, and generosity of a faithful steward and discover the freedom and joy that come when we stop living as owners and begin living as people entrusted with what belongs to God.
Stewardship begins long before we decide what to do with our money. It begins with our relationship with God.
In The Heart of a Steward, we explore the biblical foundation for stewardship and discover how our covenant relationship with God reshapes the way we view everything He has entrusted to us. When we understand who God is, what belongs to Him, and who we are in relationship to Him, stewardship becomes more than an obligation, it becomes a faithful response to the God who has been faithful to us.