You don’t have to look very far in Scripture to discern how giving and loving serve as undercurrents of God’s relationship with us. The Bible is the ultimate stewardship and giving resource. This Luther Seminary blog post explores.
Stewardship: A Disciple’s Response
Here’s a comprehensive resource for you or your study group. The 81-page pdf guide from the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops is a deep look at stewardship from faithful and practical standpoints. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Bible study: The perfect work of patience
Patience is key in stewarding healthy relationships and handling problems. But in a culture where patience is in short supply, this Bible study provides insight. From situations of our lives, From Life, Hope & Truth. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Teach teens about tithing and generosity
As Sunday school and youth groups resume for the fall, here is a dynamite Bible study on Malachi 3:10 that offers practical insight into generosity and tithing. From Youth Group Ministries. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Teach congregants how (and why) to tithe
People ask, “How much should I give?” A answer is simply 10 percent of income. Controversial, yes, but it has biblical roots. This thoughtful essay from Crosswalk.com explains how you can teach congregants about tithing. (Photo: Tax Credits, Creative Commons)
The ‘Wholeness Wheel’ provides guide for living
The ELCA’s benefits ministry developed the “Wholeness Wheel” to help people find balance in their spiritual lives. This eight-week Bible study aims to bring the Wheel’s teachings deeply into the lives of participants.
‘Curing our Affluenza’ – still relevant today
It’s been more than 25 years since PBS’s breakthrough program “Affluenza” pointed out the destructive power of overconsumption. This 2003 books review, exploring the faith dimensions of Affluenza, still holds much truth. From Baylor University.
Scripture helps us find work-life harmony
Overworked and stressed? You’re not alone millions are. Fortunately, the Bible has important things to say about maintaining a good work-life balance to say healthy in body, mind and spririt. Food for thought and learning from The Bible Online. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Using ‘The Way of Love’ in your congregation
The Episcopal Church came up with a wonderful discipleship program, “The Way of Love.” The folks at Virginia Theolgical Seminary’s Lifelong Learning team offer resources and strategies to implement it in your congregation. (Photo: Marco Verch, Creative Commons)
‘Stewardship Basics’ covers the fundamentals
It’s always the right time to educate congregants about whole-life stewardship, and to refresh those who have worked in the field for some time. To help, our friends at Lutheran Church – Missouri Synod offer “Stewardship Basics,” a free, comprehensive, in-depth eight-part Bible study.
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