What Does Stewardship Really Mean?
Stewardship is often discussed in connection with money. Yet it can also invite us to think about how we use our time, develop our abilities, care for others, and respond to the opportunities available to us.
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Stewardship of Time
One area worth considering is how we invest our time. The decisions we make each day can shape our relationships, personal development, service, and spiritual growth.
Faithful living invites us to consider not only what we possess, but also how we use what has been entrusted to us.
Stewardship of Our Abilities
Gifts and talents can be developed, shared, and used to encourage others. Within a church community, people contribute in different ways: teaching, organizing, creating, listening, caring, and serving.
Putting It Into Practice
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