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A deeper, more intimate approach to stewardship education.
Our Bible studies are an effective way to educate people about stewardship and can be used in smaller groups, or for the entire congregation. These in-depth studies have a corresponding answer guide for the group leader. In addition, each Bible study comes with a downloadable Commitment form. The Bible studies are available in either printed or downloadable format (as indicated). The downloadable versions are available at the Stewardship Download Center and include re-print rights for the entire congregation.
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“But just as you excel in everything … in faith, in speech, in knowledge, in complete earnestness and in your love for us … see that you also excel in this grace of giving.” 2 Corinthians 8:7
Throughout Scripture, we are encouraged to “excel in the grace of giving.” These Bible studies emphasizes this important theme!
This 22-page book includes these three Bible studies:
“Why Christians Give”
“Outrageous Giving”
“Giving Principles”
The answer guide for the group leader is included, as well as the bonus
“22 Important Reasons for Giving” handout.
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As stewards living God-Pleasing lives, we need to be studying God’s Word continually. This 28-page Live a God-Pleasing Life! Bible study book contains three studies that will help individuals understand that stewardship is a way of life that glorifies God and affects what we do at work, in our homes, our churches, and in our neighborhoods.
This 28-page book contains three Bible studies:
“Faith Is the Foundation”
“Discipleship Is the Path”
“Generosity Is the Hallmark (Parts 1 and 2)”
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These five Bible studies teach about the attitude God's people have and the effort that we are to make as faithful stewards who serve the Lord. With God's power at work within us, we can give God our best. Out of gratitude for what God has given to us, we respond out of love to give it all we've got as we serve and honor the Lord. The 16-page book contains five Bible studies:
“Giving God our Best”
“Go and Make Disciples”
“Using Our Spiritual Gifts”
“Making the Most of Our Time”
“Growing a Grateful and Generous Heart”
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