Every church leader would love to develop a church with a culture of robust, faithful generosity. Question is, how? The Episcopal Diocese of West Texas has some key insights!

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Every church leader would love to develop a church with a culture of robust, faithful generosity. Question is, how? The Episcopal Diocese of West Texas has some key insights!


Modern life convinces us that there aren’t enough hours in a day, but we often fritter away time on trivial matters, wasting God’s precious gift of time. St. John Institute offers some biblical strategies to using time faithfully. (Photo: Mat Brown, Pexels.com)


Generosity seems to fall to the wayside once the holiday seasons are over. So, how can you be more generous in your daily life? Some practical steps and insights come from a surprising source — Web MD — but they certainly fit well into a life of faith, study and learning. (Photo: Timur Weber, via […]


This four-lesson set boasts exploring “40 Principles for Life Management” to provide holistic stewardship learning for adults. This 23-page curriculum includes teacher and student guides. From the Alabama Baptist Convention. (Photo: Pexels.com)


Jesus’ teaching in Matthew 6:24-34 about the birds of the air and the lilies of the field is the basis for this Bible study that looks at the corrosive influence of wealth on our lives. Good for group study or your personal reflection. Insight from the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod. (Photo: publicdomainpictures.net)


Baylor University’s extensive research into the corrosive effect of consumerism offers plenty of material for personal or group study. Download the work and six study guides, and get busy! (Photo: Pandah, Creative Commons)


Generosity can be learned through practice, insight and experience. That’s good news, because generosity helps others and you have a better life. Psychology Today reports. (Photo: Bill McChesney, Creative Commons)


God has more promises in the Bible about giving than anything else. Why? Because God’s nature is to give, and we who are made in the image of God are designed to be generous, too, says Rick Warren. (Photo: Timur Weber, via Pexels)


Looking for a good Vacation Bible School program this summer? Or summer camp curriculum? Building Faith, a ministry of Virginia Theological Seminary, offers some recommendations. (Photo: Richard Wagoner, Creative Commons)

Plenty of benefits to body, mind and soul accompany gratitude. The good news is that thankfulness can be cultivated with a little time and effort. Positive Psychology offers a wide variety of exercises to help.
