Stewardship has long been a sensitive topic in the church. Because of abuses by certain give-to-me-to-get-for-yourself preachers, many legitimate, godly pastors avoid the topic of finances for fear of seeming money hungry. However, as any Bible-teaching pastor would know, God remains Lord over all the earth and over every area of our lives—including the money He entrusts to us.
As Christians, then, we must think carefully about our stewardship in ways that honor God. How much money should I give to God’s work? Does the concept of stewardship only relate to finances? Should I expect to enjoy the act of giving—or just do it as a duty? Allow the tools on this page to enlighten your mind and renew your attitude as you seek to become a godly giver.
Chuck Swindoll would like to change the way we think about giving. In his series Hilarious Generosity, Chuck discusses God’s intentions for us regarding generosity, teaches us how to enjoy the benefits of cheerful generosity, outlines valuable money-management principles from the Scriptures, and provides us with a joyful financial plan that is sure to succeed. Learn More
(2 Corinthians 9:1-15)We often get defensive, reluctant, even offended when the subject of financial giving surfaces. Strangely, we begin to think of our money as ours and not the Lord’s. This is not the Bible’s view of giving, especially among the cheerful givers.
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If you have trouble fitting the words cheerful and giver into the same sentence, this is a valuable article for you to read. Chuck Swindoll gives four suggestions on how we can add joy to our giving and join the ranks of those believers who regularly and willingly give sacrificially of their time and financial resources. Read More
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