Is it smart to give money outright like this to young people with no directions?
Stewardship
One of the quickest and easiest ways to fill a void in our lives is to buy something, and our mind convinces us for a moment that this will cure our ills.
The deacons say that most people are paying electronically. I’ve even heard of churches that allow people to swipe a credit card in the service. Isn’t this undermining the worshipful nature of the offering?
There is nothing inherently unchristian about minimalism, and there are certainly significant parallels to Jesus' teaching on money and possessions.
How do I handle those awkward checkout requests?
Christians should be aware of the effects of our lifestyles.
What does it mean to “give back to Caesar what is Caesar’s”?
Every October our church has a Stewardship Sunday with a sermon about giving money to the church.
I recently finished school, found a job, and have my first steady income. I want to give appropriately to my church and other organizations. How do I decide how much to give and to whom?