Podcasts about stewardship series

This morning Pastor Ryan continues our Stewardship Series on Miracle Offering Sunday with his sermon, "What Do You Sacrifice for the Lord?"

Today we begin a three-week series called Money Talks and Lot is our focus. Lot, Abraham's nephew. Lot, whose wife famously became a pillar of salt. Lot, whose life shows us money's dark side. There is much to learn!

Fr. Andrew invites us to consider our response to 1 Chronicles 29 in the conclusion of our stewardship series.

In this special episode for World Antimicrobial Resistance Awareness Week, we welcome Dr. Grace Barnes, a specialty registrar in Infectious Diseases and Microbiology, for an insightful discussion about her journey in medicine and her work in microbiology. Grace shares her path from studying medicine at Oxford University to her current role, including her formative experiences during medical electives in Australia and Hong Kong that sparked her interest in global health. She offers a fascinating glimpse into her daily work as a microbiologist, explaining how she bridges the gap between laboratory science and clinical care while collaborating with biomedical scientists, pharmacists, and other healthcare professionals to manage complex infections. The conversation explores the crucial role of multidisciplinary teamwork in treating antibiotic-resistant infections, with Grace highlighting specific examples of how collaboration between microbiologists and pharmacists leads to better patient outcomes. This episode provides valuable insights into the specialised world of clinical microbiology and infectious diseases, while highlighting the critical importance of collaborative healthcare in addressing modern medical challenges. HAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT ABOUT LIFE OUTSIDE THE TRADITIONAL 9-5? Are you a pharmacist dreaming of: - Working on your own terms? - Achieving location independence? - Building financial freedom? I've been there. That's why I'm sharing my journey from traditional 9-5 pharmacist to creating a life of freedom and fulfillment. In this weekly newsletter, I'll be opening up about my transition to unconventional pharmacy, practical tips for working on your own terms, strategies for financial independence, and our family's adventures in homeschooling and world travel. Ready to reimagine what's possible in your pharmacy career and life? Sign up

In this World Antimicrobial Resistance Awareness Week episode, we meet Bee Yean Ng, the lead antimicrobial stewardship pharmacist at Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust. Starting her journey in Malaysia and completing her pharmacy degree through a partnership with the University of Strathclyde, Bee shares her transition from community pharmacy training to hospital practice. Despite initial challenges in making this sector switch, her positive mindset and flexibility to relocate helped her seize new opportunities. During her foundational years at Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust, Bee worked under the mentorship of Claire Brandish and Kate Russell-Hobbs, who helped shape her clinical development. Bee's career took an international turn when she became involved with the Commonwealth Partnership for Antimicrobial Stewardship grant, working between the UK and Uganda. This experience, combined with the Chief Pharmaceutical Officer's Global Health Fellowship, sparked her passion for global health and led to her first publication. Now at Oxford, she leads a partnership with Kilifi County Referral Hospital in Kenya, demonstrating her growth from team member to project leader. HAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT ABOUT LIFE OUTSIDE THE TRADITIONAL 9-5? Are you a pharmacist dreaming of: - Working on your own terms? - Achieving location independence? - Building financial freedom? I've been there. That's why I'm sharing my journey from traditional 9-5 pharmacist to creating a life of freedom and fulfillment. In this weekly newsletter, I'll be opening up about my transition to unconventional pharmacy, practical tips for working on your own terms, strategies for financial independence, and our family's adventures in homeschooling and world travel. Ready to reimagine what's possible in your pharmacy career and life? Sign up

In this World Antimicrobial Resistance Awareness Week episode, Neha Voralia shares her journey from community pharmacy to becoming an advanced anti-infectives pharmacist.  Starting at Northampton General Hospital, she discovered her passion for antimicrobial stewardship through working with complex diabetic foot infections and surgical patients. Neha discusses her transition to paediatric antimicrobial stewardship at Great Ormond Street Hospital, highlighting the unique challenges of managing resistant infections in children, from dosing complexities to medication adherence. Now working at Buckinghamshire NHS Trust, she reflects on the evolving nature of antimicrobial pharmacy and her aspirations in infectious diseases. KEY TAKEAWAYS: Antimicrobial stewardship requires extensive knowledge of bacteria, resistance patterns, and complex patient factors. Paediatric antimicrobial management presents unique challenges, from dose calculations to medication adherence strategies. The role extends beyond clinical work to include guideline development, infection prevention, and regional collaboration. Tertiary centers manage particularly complex cases where standard guidelines may not apply. Professional development opportunities in antimicrobial stewardship include research, conference presentations, and global health initiatives. HAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT ABOUT LIFE OUTSIDE THE TRADITIONAL 9-5? Are you a pharmacist dreaming of: - Working on your own terms? - Achieving location independence? - Building financial freedom? I've been there. That's why I'm sharing my journey from traditional 9-5 pharmacist to creating a life of freedom and fulfillment. In this weekly newsletter, I'll be opening up about my transition to unconventional pharmacy, practical tips for working on your own terms, strategies for financial independence, and our family's adventures in homeschooling and world travel. Ready to reimagine what's possible in your pharmacy career and life? Sign up

In this special episode of Pharmacist Diaries, recorded live during World Antimicrobial Resistance Awareness Week, I welcome back Claire Brandish, a distinguished leader in antimicrobial stewardship and global health. Claire Brandish currently works as the Lead Anti-Infectives pharmacist at Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust and Senior Antimicrobial Resistance Technical Advisor for the Commonwealth Pharmacist Association. In her role, she supports the Fleming funded Commonwealth Partnerships for Antimicrobial Stewardship Scheme (CwPAMS). As a Chief Pharmaceutical Officer's Global Health Fellow, Claire has successfully delivered three CwPAMS projects between the NHS and health-partners in the UK and Uganda. Named a "Woman to Watch" in 2021 by the Pharmaceutical Journal, Claire works as an independent prescriber and actively participates in regular antimicrobial stewardship ward rounds as part of the multidisciplinary team. Key Takeaways - Global health partnerships offer valuable opportunities for professional growth and knowledge exchange - Success in healthcare leadership requires continuous learning, mentorship, and willingness to step outside comfort zones - Effective antimicrobial stewardship requires collaboration across multiple healthcare sectors and disciplines - Personal development and career progression often involve overcoming challenges and maintaining resilience HAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT ABOUT LIFE OUTSIDE THE TRADITIONAL 9-5? Are you a pharmacist dreaming of: - Working on your own terms? - Achieving location independence? - Building financial freedom? I've been there. That's why I'm sharing my journey from traditional 9-5 pharmacist to creating a life of freedom and fulfillment. In this weekly newsletter, I'll be opening up about my transition to unconventional pharmacy, practical tips for working on your own terms, strategies for financial independence, and our family's adventures in homeschooling and world travel. Ready to reimagine what's possible in your pharmacy career and life? Sign up

In this World Antimicrobial Resistance Awareness Week (WAAW) episode, Rachel Berry shares her journey from hospital pharmacist to antimicrobial stewardship specialist. Her passion deepened when her young son was diagnosed with leukemia, highlighting the critical importance of effective antibiotics in modern medicine. Now working at the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) as a Chief Pharmaceutical Officer's Fellow, Rachel combines her clinical expertise with national policy work. The conversation covers the evolution of pharmacy practice, the value of independent prescribing qualifications, and the urgent need to preserve antimicrobial effectiveness for future generations. 5 key takeaway messages: Antimicrobial resistance is an immediate threat affecting patient outcomes today, not a future concern. Pharmacy careers can evolve from ward-based roles to national policy influence through continuous development. Working with chronic conditions provides invaluable experience in managing complex infections and building patient relationships. National leadership programs like the Chief Pharmaceutical Officer's Fellowship enable pharmacists to shape healthcare policy. Career advancement can be strategically timed with different life stages without compromising family commitments. HAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT ABOUT LIFE OUTSIDE THE TRADITIONAL 9-5? Are you a pharmacist dreaming of: - Working on your own terms? - Achieving location independence? - Building financial freedom? I've been there. That's why I'm sharing my journey from traditional 9-5 pharmacist to creating a life of freedom and fulfillment. In this weekly newsletter, I'll be opening up about my transition to unconventional pharmacy, practical tips for working on your own terms, strategies for financial independence, and our family's adventures in homeschooling and world travel. Ready to reimagine what's possible in your pharmacy career and life? Sign up

In this powerful World Antimicrobial Resistance Awareness Week (WAAW) special episode, we hear from Vanessa Carter, a remarkable Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) survivor turned global health advocate. After a devastating car accident in 2004 led to multiple facial reconstruction surgeries, Vanessa developed a drug-resistant MRSA infection that changed her life's trajectory. Her journey from patient to Chair of the WHO Task Force of AMR Survivors highlights the critical importance of patient education and antimicrobial stewardship. Vanessa shares crucial insights about the gaps in patient communication, the need for better infection prevention education, and the importance of tracking antibiotic usage. Key Takeaway Messages: For Healthcare Professionals: Simple, clear communication about infection risks can save lives Consider patient literacy levels when explaining complex concepts Integrate infection prevention education throughout the patient journey Collaborate across specialties for better patient outcomes For Patients: Ask questions about infection prevention and control Keep records of antibiotic treatments when possible Watch for signs of recurring infections Don't hesitate to seek help if infections don't improve For Policy Makers: Include patient voices in healthcare system design Invest in better diagnostic tools Develop integrated antibiotic tracking systems Support early education initiatives about AMR HAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT ABOUT LIFE OUTSIDE THE TRADITIONAL 9-5? Are you a pharmacist dreaming of: - Working on your own terms? - Achieving location independence? - Building financial freedom? I've been there. That's why I'm sharing my journey from traditional 9-5 pharmacist to creating a life of freedom and fulfillment. In this weekly newsletter, I'll be opening up about my transition to unconventional pharmacy, practical tips for working on your own terms, strategies for financial independence, and our family's adventures in homeschooling and world travel. Ready to reimagine what's possible in your pharmacy career and life? Sign up

Frances Garraghan, Consultant Pharmacist at Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust and AMR Technical Lead for the Commonwealth Pharmacist Association, shares her inspiring journey from NHS pharmacist to global Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) leader. In this wonderful conversation, Fran reveals how she transitioned from surgery to antimicrobial stewardship, driven by personal experiences that shaped her career path. She discusses the unique challenges of tackling high resistance rates in Manchester's diverse patient population and how this led to innovative training programs incorporating behavioural science principles. The episode delves deep into Fran's transformative work with the Commonwealth Pharmacists Association (CPA), particularly her experiences in Uganda where she helped train over 200 healthcare workers. She shares candid insights about culture shock, adaptation, and the profound impact of global health work on her NHS practice. You will gain valuable insights into the development of sustainable healthcare partnerships, the importance of behavioural change in antimicrobial stewardship, and the critical role of pharmacists in global health initiatives.  Fran's story illuminates how local NHS experience can translate into meaningful global impact, while emphasising the importance of cultural competency and adaptability in healthcare leadership. HAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT ABOUT LIFE OUTSIDE THE TRADITIONAL 9-5? Are you a pharmacist dreaming of: - Working on your own terms? - Achieving location independence? - Building financial freedom? I've been there. That's why I'm sharing my journey from traditional 9-5 pharmacist to creating a life of freedom and fulfillment. In this weekly newsletter, I'll be opening up about my transition to unconventional pharmacy, practical tips for working on your own terms, strategies for financial independence, and our family's adventures in homeschooling and world travel. Ready to reimagine what's possible in your pharmacy career and life? Sign up

Stewardship Series (Philippians 1:12-15, 29-30) by Madison United Methodist Church

Stewardship Series (Philippians 2:12-16) by Madison United Methodist Church

Sermon by Rev. Dr. Barry Male.

Sermon by Rev. Dr. Barry Male.

Sermon by Rev. Dr. Barry Male.

Sermon by Rev. Dr. Barry Male.

What an episode we have for you today! If you're one who likes quotable and tweetable nuggets of wisdom, this is your episode! Today the guys spend some time with friend and Pastor Zach Cochran to continue the discussion of holistic care for oneself. Today the conversation turns to emotional a health, and vital piece of the puzzle. Zach provides insight and information in the winsome manner that only he can. Don't miss this one! Send us a text

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She's back! Listener's favorite guest, Marla Vroegop, is back with us on this episode to continue our series on self-stewardship. She is going to talk to us about embodiment and even walk us through an exercise she often uses in the counseling room to help others pay attention to what their God-given bodies are telling them. Send us a Text Message.

Where your treasure is, there will your heart be also. (Matthew 6:21)

You cannot afford not to give God what is already His.

Join Jeff and special guest Pastor Bob Martin as they continue the series discussion on holistic care of self. In this episode they dive into what it looks like to care for oneself spiritually. This isn't your typical "read your Bible more" kind of chat, this ones gives far wider and more helpful and practical perspective. Send us a Text Message.

Today the guys are introducing a new series on Biblical Self-Stewardship or Biblical Self-Care. This is a necessary topic for our world right now. Jump in with the guys and hear about why this is something we should consider. Resources mentioned: The Whole Life: 52 Weeks of Biblical Self-CareSend us a Text Message.

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The Morning Worship Service at Plainfield Christian Church in Comstock Park, MI Preacher: Bruce Wilson Youth Minister: Josh Antonopulos Children's Minister: Wade Harrier Worship Leader: Katie Winstanley Learn more at https://www.pccmi.org/ Songs: CCLI #2228009 Sermon: Stewardship Series If God Owns It All, What Am I Doing With It? Scripture: Matthew 25:14-40 Notes: Biblical Principles of Money Management _______________________________________ vs. 14-19 Implications: ____________________________________________ The owner has ________________________________ “Steward” - __________________________________ Stewardship is the use of __________________ for the Accomplishment of __________________________. ____________________________________________ Ron Blue says: “You can't fake stewardship. Your checkbook reveals all that you really believe about stewardship. A life story could be written from a checkbook. It reflects your goals, priorities, convictions, relationships, and even the use of your time. A person who has been a Christian for even a short while can fake prayer, Bible study, evangelism, going to church, and so on, but he can't fake what his checkbook reveals.” _______________________________________ vs. 20-23 Money and possessions are very effective ______________________ that God uses in our lives. Two Responses During a Major Financial Change ______________________ -- “God, what do you want me to learn?” ______________________ -- “God, why are you doing this to me?” Money and possessions are very effective _____________________ that God uses in our lives. “So, if you have not been trustworthy in handling worldly wealth, who will trust you with true riches? And if you have not been trustworthy with someone else's property, who will give you property of your own? (Luke 16:11, 12) Money and possessions are very effective ______________________ Too many live for the world that is __________________ instead of the world that is _____________________________. ___________________________________________ vs. 21-23 The amount you have is unimportant to God, but how you handle what you have been entrusted with is very important. ___________________________________________ vs. 24-30 The wicked slave knew what to do, but he did nothing. Many of us know what to do, but we disobey or delay. Today we have a chance to change this. Changed Lives I want to tell you something from observation. I have never met anyone who tithed who did not tend to be happy about the fact he did. He was not just happy about tithing…but about a lot of other things. I've never met anybody who tithed very long, who gave it up. I have never met anyone who tithed who did not say at some time it has been extremely difficult… Generous people seem to be the happy ones. Miserly people seem to be the unhappy ones. The critical spirit is with those who are not giving people. Just look around you and you can tell. --Ben Haden S T B E N E F I T S W B A L A N C E R D R E S P O N S I B I L I T Y H I P A R T N E R S Stewardship The Missing Piece to Successful Living 1. BENEFITS 2. BALANCE “God's work done God's way will not lack God's supply.” Hudson Taylor “The problem with money is that it makes you do things you don't want to do.” Wall Street, the movie 3. PARTNERS 4. RESPONSIBILITY “God can do a lot with a little if He has all there is to it!” D. L. Moody “The most important thought I ever had was that of my individual responsibility to God.” Daniel Webster Receiving Benefits as God's Steward JANUARY 21 “The Benefits of Lifestyle Stewardship” (Biblical Overview) Finding Balance as God's Steward JANUARY 28 “Poverty or Prosperity—Which is Biblically Correct?” Becoming Partners as God's Steward February 4 “One Plus One = ?” Accepting Responsibility as God's Steward February 11 “If God Owns It All, What Am I Doing With It?” Today we have learned that God owns EVERYTHING. Our unwillingness to tithe certainly is a contradiction to this truth. The Lord spoke through Moses and said, “The tithe…is the Lord's!” (Leviticus 27:30) Exclamation point – not a question mark. That statement means that 10% of our income should be given each week, or each month, to the work of the Lord through His church. The other 90% should also be managed wisely. Five Biblical Reasons Every Christian Should Be a Tither OBEDIENCE Genesis 14:20 tells us that Abraham tithed before the Law was given by Moses at Sinai. Malachi 3:10 summarizes what the Law required. Everyone was required to tithe everything they had. Matthew 23:23 shows us that our Lord Jesus recommended everyone to tithe. I Corinthians 16:2 indicates that tithing is still a part of God's expectations from his children. HONESTY In Malachi 3:8-10 the Bible teaches that if we do not tithe, we are robbing God! Isn't it unthinkable that a Christian would steal from anyone – much less, his God? We must continually remind ourselves that we do not give the tithe – we simply return it! It already belongs to God. LOVE In John 14:15 Jesus said, “If you love me, keep my commandments.” Nothing will loosen the purse strings like good, old fashioned Christian love! We give the best gifts to those we love! GRATITUDE In Psalm 116:12-14 the Lord reminds us that since we have received so much, we should respond by giving much! We have received God's Son, His salvation, His presence, His blessings, and we will receive His Heaven…How can we think of giving Him less than a tithe? FAITH God has promised a blessing to those who are faithful in the Stewardship of Giving! See Malachi 3:10-11; Proverbs 3:9-10; Matthew 6:33; Luke 6:38. Faith in God's promises is reflected by obedience to His Word! REQUIREMENT “Bring the whole tithe into the storehouse…” RESPONSE “…and test me now in this…” REWARD “…open for you the windows of heaven and pour out for you a blessing until it overflows.” (Malachi 3:10) My Response – My commitment to tithe is based upon the following truths: God owns everything (my tithe is returned, not given). God expects me to tithe (Malachi 3:10). God promises to meet the needs of a faithful steward (tithing is an issue of trust). Therefore, I commit the first 10% of my income to the Lord through Plainfield Christian Church. ( ) I will begin tithing ( ) I already tithe ( ) I would like to set up a Breeze account to give online. Name: ________________________________________________ Email Address: __________________________________

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Recorded 1/21/24. Kurt Busenitz. Romans 12.

Recorded 1/14/24. Doug Rumbold.

Recorded 1/7/24. Don Stuber.

Series: Above & Beyond: Stewardship 2023Sermon: Lord, I Give You MeTeacher: Bro. Chris CarterScripture: Romans 12:1, Romans 6:13, Psalm 19:14 In the concluding part of the 2023 Stewardship Series, “Lord, I Give You Me,” we are reminded that the essence of stewardship extends beyond tithes, talents, and possessions to the ultimate offering—ourselves. Reflecting on Romans 12:1 and Psalm 19:14, Bro. Chris exhorts us to present our bodies as a living sacrifice and to live in constant dedication to God. He emphasizes the significance of our speech, thoughts, manners, moods, motives, methods, ministry, marriage, money, and membership as aspects of our lives that must be consecrated to God. 

Series: Above & BeyondPart 4: Holy Responsibilities: The Parable of the TalentsSermon by: Bro. Chris CarterText: Matthew 25:14-30 ESVIn this enlightening episode of our Stewardship Series 2023, we delve deep into the profound lessons embedded in the “Parable of the Talents,” as narrated by Jesus in Matthew 25:14-30. Guided by the timeless principle of 'Carpe Diem' and the biblical call to live wisely and seize every opportunity, we explore the serious implications of how we handle the opportunities and resources God has entrusted to us.Join us as we uncover the tragedies of wasted opportunities, lives, and the severe consequences that follow, and learn how to avoid these pitfalls. We discuss the stark contrast between society's shift from responsibilities to rights and how it has influenced the Church, creating a breeding ground for entitlement and excuses. Discover the importance of taking holy responsibility for our abilities and the account we will give to God as we analyze the actions and fates of the three servants in the parable. This episode challenges listeners to reflect on their own lives, urging them to embrace the responsibilities God has entrusted to them, regardless of their magnitude.Learn about the power of accountability, the dangers of irresponsibility, and the eternal rewards and punishments that hinge on our response to God's trust. Don't miss this compelling call to action as we inspire you to live a life of holy responsibility, fully engaged and geared up for God's service. Embrace your calling, maximize your opportunities, and prepare for the day of reckoning with wisdom and faithfulness.

Sermon by Rev. Dr. Barry Male

Series: Above & BeyondPart 3: Serving: Staying in CirculationSermon by: Bro. Chris CarterScripture: 1 Peter 4:10-11In this installment of the Stewardship Series, Above and Beyond, Bro. Chris Carter focuses on 1 Peter 4:10-11. The sermon begins with a thought-provoking comparison between Christianity and a bowl of lima beans, emphasizing the need for the Church to demonstrate God's love and power to the world.Bro. Chris emphasizes that Christians are saved to serve, challenging the idea that many are more concerned with where they'll sit in church than where they'll serve. The core message centers on the concept of spiritual gifts and their purpose in serving others. Each believer receives spiritual gifts, which are not for individual glory but for the common good and to build up the body of Christ.Through poignant illustrations and biblical references, the sermon underscores the importance of actively giving and serving within the church community. It highlights that our gifts, whether natural or spiritual, are meant to be used to benefit others and bring glory to God. The ultimate goal is to live, speak, serve, and love in a way that God receives all the credit.

Sermon by Rev. Dr. Barry Male.

Series:  Above & BeyondPart 2:  Giving First Fruits to GodSermon by: Bro. Chris CarterIn this sermon, which is part of a Stewardship Series, Bro. Chris Carter discusses the importance of giving first fruits to God. He emphasizes that handling money is a test from God and reflects our priorities, loyalties, and affections. The sermon identifies three patterns of life-giving firsts:1. The Pattern of the Firstborn: According to Exodus 13:2, the firstborn belongs to God and must be consecrated or redeemed. This principle extends to giving God the first of one's time, as well.2. The Pattern of First Fruits: Exodus 23:19a and Proverbs 3:9-10 emphasize bringing the best of the first fruits of one's crops to the house of the Lord. This act of honoring God with one's wealth leads to blessings.3. The Pattern of the Tithe: The word "tithe" means a tenth, and it refers to giving the first 10% of one's income. Tithing demonstrates faith in God to provide and acknowledges Him as first in one's life.The sermon underscores that what is given to God is not lost but redeemed, while what is withheld from God leads to loss. It emphasizes the importance of giving to God before knowing if there will be enough, trusting Him to take care of all aspects of life. Tithing is seen as a primary way to acknowledge God as first.The sermon concludes by emphasizing the blessings experienced by tithers and the hope for a day when all church members tithe, eliminating the need for special offerings or fundraising activities.

Series:  Above & BeyondPart 2:  Giving First Fruits to GodSermon by: Rev. Paul LawlerIn this sermon, which is part of a Stewardship Series, Pastor Paul Lawler discusses the importance of giving first fruits to God. He emphasizes that handling money is a test from God and reflects our priorities, loyalties, and affections. The sermon identifies three patterns of life-giving firsts:1. The Pattern of the Firstborn: According to Exodus 13:2, the firstborn belongs to God and must be consecrated or redeemed. This principle extends to giving God the first of one's time, as well.2. The Pattern of First Fruits: Exodus 23:19a and Proverbs 3:9-10 emphasize bringing the best of the first fruits of one's crops to the house of the Lord. This act of honoring God with one's wealth leads to blessings.3. The Pattern of the Tithe: The word "tithe" means a tenth, and it refers to giving the first 10% of one's income. Tithing demonstrates faith in God to provide and acknowledges Him as first in one's life.The sermon underscores that what is given to God is not lost but redeemed, while what is withheld from God leads to loss. It emphasizes the importance of giving to God before knowing if there will be enough, trusting Him to take care of all aspects of life. Tithing is seen as a primary way to acknowledge God as first.The sermon draws parallels to the story of the fall of Jericho, where all the spoils were consecrated to the Lord because it was the first city conquered in the Promised Land. Disobedience in taking what was consecrated led to a curse.Pastor Paul quotes Malachi 3:8-9, highlighting the consequences of robbing God by not tithing. They argue that this principle remains relevant, as Jesus also endorsed tithing in Luke 11:42.The sermon concludes by emphasizing the blessings experienced by tithers and the hope for a day when all church members tithe, eliminating the need for special offerings or fundraising activities.

Sermon by Rev. Dr. Barry Male.

This past Sunday, as we continue in our Stewardship Series, Pastor Max taught that Heavenly stewardship involves bringing increase. As you listen to this message, be encouraged to not hold tight to the giftings and talents that God has given you but step out in faith with all that you have.

This past Sunday, as we continue in our Stewardship Series, Pastor Max taught that Heavenly stewardship involves bringing increase. As you listen to this message, be encouraged to not hold tight to the giftings and talents that God has given you but step out in faith with all that you have.

This is the third message in our annual Stewardship Series. Let the Lord teach you and work in your heart as you listen to this Sunday morning message preached by Pastor Wayne Van Gelderen.

The January 15, 2023 Morning Worship Service at Plainfield Christian Church in Comstock Park, MI Preacher: Bruce Wilson Youth Minister: Brady Jester Children's Minister: Wade Harrier Worship Leader: Katie Winstanley Learn more at https://www.pccmi.org/ Songs: CCLI #2228009 Sermon: Stewardship Series #2 Choose Your Model (Church) Scripture: 2 Corinthians 8:1-5; 9:6-15 Notes: “No enterprise can exist for itself alone. It ministers to some great need, it performs some great service, not for itself, but for others; or failing therein it ceases to be profitable and ceases to exist.” (Calvin Coolidge) Outstanding Facts About the Macedonian Churches: They gave out of severe trial. 2 They gave out of extreme poverty. 2 They gave beyond their ability. 3 They gave willingly and of their own accord. 3 They viewed giving as a privilege. 4 They first gave themselves to the Lord. 5 Stewardship Formula for the Macedonian Churches: The right attitude produces the right action that provides God's blessings! The Right Attitude: Giving is a matter of Priorities, not a matter of problems. (Vs. 2) Giving is a matter of Willingness, not a matter of wealth. (Vs. 2) Giving is a matter of Opportunity, not a matter of obligation. (Vs. 4) The Right Action: They first gave themselves to the Lord. They settled the issue of Lordship. They gave themselves to Paul and the other leaders. They settled the issue of Leadership They gave according to their ability. They settled the issue of Love. God's Blessings: The grace of God was given to them. 1 The ability to give beyond their resources. 3 The steps of a Successful Steward Vs. 12-14_ CONTENTMENT _ Vs. 8_ COMPLETENESS _Vs. 7_ CHEERFULNESS _Vs. 6_ CHOICE Giving does something for others. Fully supply their needs Makes them thankful Giving does something for us. Proof of our Christian profession Keeps us supplied with God's blessings Allows others to love us Giving does something for God. He is glorified!!

The January 15, 2023 Morning Worship Service at Plainfield Christian Church in Comstock Park, MI Preacher: Bruce Wilson Youth Minister: Brady Jester Children's Minister: Wade Harrier Worship Leader: Katie Winstanley Learn more at https://www.pccmi.org/ Songs: CCLI #2228009 Sermon: Stewardship Series #2 Choose Your Model (Church) Scripture: 2 Corinthians 8:1-5; 9:6-15 Notes: “No enterprise can exist for itself alone. It ministers to some great need, it performs some great service, not for itself, but for others; or failing therein it ceases to be profitable and ceases to exist.” (Calvin Coolidge) Outstanding Facts About the Macedonian Churches: They gave out of severe trial. 2 They gave out of extreme poverty. 2 They gave beyond their ability. 3 They gave willingly and of their own accord. 3 They viewed giving as a privilege. 4 They first gave themselves to the Lord. 5 Stewardship Formula for the Macedonian Churches: The right attitude produces the right action that provides God's blessings! The Right Attitude: Giving is a matter of Priorities, not a matter of problems. (Vs. 2) Giving is a matter of Willingness, not a matter of wealth. (Vs. 2) Giving is a matter of Opportunity, not a matter of obligation. (Vs. 4) The Right Action: They first gave themselves to the Lord. They settled the issue of Lordship. They gave themselves to Paul and the other leaders. They settled the issue of Leadership They gave according to their ability. They settled the issue of Love. God's Blessings: The grace of God was given to them. 1 The ability to give beyond their resources. 3 The steps of a Successful Steward Vs. 12-14_ CONTENTMENT _ Vs. 8_ COMPLETENESS _Vs. 7_ CHEERFULNESS _Vs. 6_ CHOICE Giving does something for others. Fully supply their needs Makes them thankful Giving does something for us. Proof of our Christian profession Keeps us supplied with God's blessings Allows others to love us Giving does something for God. He is glorified!!

The January 8, 2023 Morning Worship Service at Plainfield Christian Church in Comstock Park, MI Preacher: Bruce Wilson Youth Minister: Brady Jester Children's Minister: Wade Harrier Worship Leader: Katie Winstanley Learn more at https://www.pccmi.org/ Songs: CCLI #2228009 Sermon: January Stewardship Series Message 1 Choose Your Model (Personal) Notes: Introduction: “Show me the men you honor and I will know what kind of a man you are.” Thomas Carlyle Stewardship: The management of my God-given resources for His glory and the good of others. 1. ________________--Instrument of the state and the individual has no rights to tithe on true possessions. 2. ________________--What a man can rightfully purchase and control. 3. ________________--God owns everything. Four Models of Stewardship in the Bible: I. The steward who does _________________ Observations: 1. 2. 3. 4. **Temptation** What makes proper stewardship difficult for the person who does little with much? 1. 2. II. The steward who does _________________ **Temptation** What makes proper stewardship difficult for the person who does much with little? 1. 2. III. The steward who does _________________ Observations: 1. 2. 3. 4. **Temptation** 1. 2. IV. The steward who does _________________ God increases our resources after we have proven to be good stewards. What is the difference between bad and good models of stewardship? 1. 2. 3.

This was the last sermon on our Stewardship Series. Sermon Title is "Honoring our Future" ** Apologies for this coming out late. Thanksgiving travel plans kept me from posting the normal time.

Pastor Ché Ahn concludes our Stewardship Series with a powerful message about practicing the biblical pattern of firstfruits. Drawing from decades of experience, Pastor Ché shares 3 truths that will help you to break the spirit of poverty off your life and walk in true biblical prosperity!

This message, “Biblical Stewardship” by Pastor Ché Ahn, from Harvest Rock Church in Pasadena, CA, begins our new Stewardship Series. We all have time, talents, and gifts. But do we ever stop to think how we are using them? In this eye-opening message, Pastor Ché Ahn kicks off a new series focusing on biblical stewardship that is going to change your life! You don't want to miss the powerful revelations as Pastor Ché shares how the purpose of stewardship is to align our hearts and our resources so that we can advance God's Kingdom.    Stay Connected:   Ché Ahn Ministries Website:https://cheahn.org Ché Ahn YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKBS...  Ché Ahn Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/PastorCheAhn/ Ché Ahn Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/cheahn/ Ché Ahn Twitter:https://twitter.com/che_ahn