Stewardship
Well Done?
STEWARDSHIP
When you step back and consider what difference your life will make to
your family, your neighbors and your community, you’ll ask questions
like these: “How do I best use the resources and opportunities that have
been entrusted to my care?” “How should I manage my time, abilities,
education, heritage and financial resources?” “How do I direct these
resources…and toward what goal?”
At the Free Methodist Foundation, we are committed
to helping you answer these questions and experiencing a life of
Stewardship Well Done.
What is Stewardship Well Done?
To us, it means effectively managing the gifts and resources
entrusted to us by God. There’s a familiar passage in
the Bible in which Jesus tells the story of a landowner who entrusts
money to each of three servants. Later, he finds that two of the
servants invested the money and watched it grow. The third servant
buried the money, fearful that he would lose it. The two who put the
resources to work were commended by their master. The third was sent
away disgraced.
Jesus tells
this story to illustrate that, if we are good stewards with God’s gifts,
we too will hear the words, “Well done!”
So what has
been entrusted to you that needs thoughtful management? Click here to
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