Snow Day Edition of The Stewardship Digest

With another round of stimulus checks recently sent, followers of Jesus all across America have an amazing opportunity to leverage their stimulus for kingdom advancement.

In wanting my ministry, my kingdom, to grow, somewhere along the way, “thy kingdom come” had gotten jumbled up with “my kingdom come.”

If you are going to seek to be rich somewhere, what would it look like to seek to be rich toward God?

Summit covenant members are invited to learn how to prepare a will or trust at no cost. Reserve your spot for the virtual estate planning seminar by February 19.

Estate issues can be one of the toughest topics for families to address. Parents often have intentions to give charitably and to their children at death, but the plan for how their giving will be accomplished remains vague for a variety of reasons.

You’ve graduated from college. You have a job. And now you are considering buying a house. Owning a home just seems like the next logical step on your journey to achieving the American dream. But there’s a problem. A large debt looms over you. It is the same debt that follows many of your friends and colleagues.

A few years ago, I was sitting at my desk, speaking with one of my volunteers about the difference between ownership and stewardship. I recall passionately sharing that God, in His infinite wisdom, gave people the easier job of stewards while maintaining the more difficult position of ownership.