Stewardship

Manage what God has given you

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.

Featured Video

Being Generous

Hello there, my friend. Chuck Swindoll here. Let me ask you a probing question: How tight is your grip on your time, your energy, and your money? We often think that holding on to what we have is the key to security, but in this video, 'Being Generous,' I want to show you how doing the exact opposite can transform your life.

True generosity isn't just about writing a check; it's an attitude of the heart that says, 'I am blessed to be a blessing.' When we start giving ourselves away freely—investing in others without expecting a return—something remarkable changes inside us. If you've been feeling spiritually dry or self-focused, I invite you to watch. Let’s explore the abundant joy that comes when we choose to live with open hands.