Stewardship category: 351 books

  "Every week, there are churches all over America drumming up tithes as a requirement for believers of Jesus Christ. Unfortunately, many are doing this under the guise that they have to manipulate believers to give so that they can be blessed. This can be nothing further from the truth....

Tithing. Not many people want to talk about it, right? It's just money, isn't it? It's personal. In this economy, who has the means to tithe? People have budgets that barely cover bills, let alone giving money to a church. In The Tithing Principle, Tom Felder shares stories from those who tithe, the...

All believers are carrying out banking. Some bank in earthly banks, others bank in their stomachs, others in clothes, cars, and the like, while some bank in heaven. The supreme challenge of our time is the effective presentation of Jesus Christ as Saviour and Lord and the building up of the church...

About the Book Use Me Lord is a book that will teach, equip and prepare you to convey God’s love, grace and power to multitudes of people who are in need of God in our world. Read it only if you want God to use you to save sinners, heal the sick, deliver the oppressed and bless humanity.

Roger Lam was faced with a real money problem at a very young age when his birthright - the family business, was snatched away from him, and he developed a secret distrust of parental provision since the age of 14. Money became his biggest hang-up and slave driver, and the childhood financial trauma...

A successful legacy is best achieved by the skillful blending of the work of the ministry with the wealth of the giver around a common vision. Too often, ministries and givers never work together to develop their legacy plans, resulting in many ministries lacking the financial resources to effectively...

This book addresses why it is important to work for God and how to work for God among other themes. We live at a time when most believers though worshippers are either not working for God and when they eventually do, they do it in such a way that the work does not meet heaven's standard.  ...

A Primer for Lectors guides the inexperienced church reader or lector. It can be used in any type of church setting in which the Word of God is proclaimed and has not been approved by any official group. (Then again, it hasn’t been condemned, either.) Using plain language and typical readings for...

Amid the piles of bills, the bickering children, and the boiling pot on the stove, you may feel as though you do not have a moment to call your own. But even the bills and the children and the food are not truly your own. God lent you these responsibilities long ago with a specific future in mind. His...

When you invest money in real estate, the stock market or bonds, common sense would suggest that your investment should grow, accruing value over time. The precept of this book is based on the simple fact that an investment in the Kingdom of God is more secure than the wisest investment you can make on earth. Whatever you have given to God, you can expect that "The Gift is Still Working!"

About the Book Many Christians are ignorant of their call. They do not know the exact place that God wants them to occupy. They just do whatever comes their way. They are confused as workers and ministers in His vineyard. These conditions do not have to be so. That is the reason for...

Christian Giving How to Tithe & Give Offerings For churches to grow and accomplish what God has for us to accomplish, we must have some foundational truths established. Churches must focus on Christ Jesus because nothing can be accomplished except through Christ. Churches...

In Times of Famine, A Believer's Guide to Overcoming This Recession, Yea Depression is Bernard McCain's 2nd ebook that was inspired while he was in Afghanistan during the war on terror. While there, he was inspired about the natural comparison of the import of wells during dry seasons or...

To tithe or not to tithe? Tithing is one of the most misunderstood and abused aspects of modern day religion, and there are fine Christian leaders on both sides of the issue. Images of tele-evangelists and pastors living extravagant lifestyles can fuel resentment and mockery, but the defence is often...