The Whose Money Is It? Leadership Guide has now been completed. This addition to the original book is designed specifically for small group Bible studies and leadership discussions.
Like the original book, this guide takes participants deeper into discovering the wonders of what God says about finances and how believers are called to be faithful stewards of all He has provided.
Exploring Stewardship: Heart, Focus, Greed, Treasure, and Idols
There are many reasons why individuals sometimes struggle to manage their time, talents, and treasures responsibly. This series highlights several key areas that greatly influence stewardship: the heart, focus, greed, treasure, and idols.
Where a person stands in each of these areas ultimately determines whether they are acting as a faithful steward of God’s gifts.
Session Structure and Approach
This five-part study is designed to be divided into five sessions, with each session consisting of two parts. Throughout the series, participants will encounter numerous scriptural references. Leaders should encourage ample time for meditation and discussion on each passage, helping participants memorize and internalize the truths found in God’s Word.
Grasping the Concept: God as Owner, We as Managers
One of the foundational truths explored in this study is the understanding that God is the owner of everything. Participants are challenged to reflect on what it truly means to serve as a steward or manager of someone else’s possessions.
This shift in perspective is essential to understanding biblical stewardship.
Reflecting on Time, Talent, and Treasures
Consider how your management of time, talents, and treasures reflects your stewardship. Have you ever realized that the way you focus on these areas directly impacts your ability to manage the resources God has entrusted to you?
Always remember: God is the owner of everything—in the earth, on the earth, above the earth, and beyond.
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