October 10, 2019
Vol. 5 Issue 4
Share Pastor Byrd's sermon Nov. 2nd
A catastrophic event affects more than church property. Read Ask the Coach.
More Than Money
I believe that most of us have the concept of stewardship wrong. If you’re like me, stewardship has been all about what we must give up in order to be good stewards. This reared its head several years ago when my supervisor told our team that we would be working over the weekend without pay so that the organization could practice “good stewardship.” 

Your Family and Godly Time Management
Have you ever heard the expression, “time is money?” It’s not true. During a Charlie Rose  interview, the billionaire Bill Gates, along with Warren Buffet, drove home the point that time is the only commodity that money cannot buy.

Ask the Coach
If the conference owns the church buildings why don't they contribute to their upkeep or repair in the event of damage due to natural disasters?

Stewardship Story Video
Will God be Faithful? Are you a college student wondering how to pay for your classes? Watch Ann-Marie's story to hear how she, as a college student, was faithful to God and He was faithful to her.

Practical Stewardship - Personal Giving Plan
When sharing in my Sabbath School one day about what I do during my devotional time in the mornings, I shared how I have a special chair in my bedroom and while there I read, pray, sing, look out the window, etc. . .

Stewardship Sabbath Resources
November 2, 2019 is Stewardship Sabbath. What does it mean to be a good steward? Dr. Carlton P. Byrd wrote this engaging sermon. Follow the link to download the manuscript, PowerPoint, and children's story. Available in English and Spanish.

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