How Christians Should Work
How should a Christian view work? Is it a necessary evil, or part of God’s purpose? Learn a Biblical view of work and how to keep it in balance.
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Identifying Coaching Clients
In addition to coaches, your stewardship coaching ministry needs one other key ingredient: clients! Learn how to identify clients who would benefit from stewardship coaching in your church.
Seasonal Spending: Stewardship and the Holidays
How will holiday spending affect your finances? Prepare yourself to spend intentionally – this year and next.
Spending Priorities & Non-negotiables
An effective Spending Plan is balanced – but it also reflects your key priorities. Learn how to identify priorities that inform your Spending Plan.
Training Good Sense Coaches
What makes a successful financial coach and an effective coaching program? James Lenhoff discusses the Good Sense Coaches Training program with Leo Sabo of Christian Stewardship Network.
How to Track and Categorize Spending
Tracking your spending are key skills in the pursuit of financial freedom. Learn how to track and categorize expenses to gain more control of your finances.
How to Disciple your Congregation in Stewardship
In this video, James Lenhoff discusses with Leo Sabo of Christian Stewardship Network the importance of creating a stewardship journey that the entire congregation can embark on.
A Biblical View of Spending
How we spend our money can guide our hearts toward materialism or toward God. Apply Biblical principles to be a Prudent Spender and grow in discipleship.
The 3 Big Ideas of Christian Stewardship
How we use our money is a strong indication of how we relate to God. Not only that, but how we use our money actually moves our hearts closer to God or further away from God.
Three Indicators of Faithful Stewardship
Are you a good steward? Analyze your financial habits and practices against three key indicators to determine if they reflect a pattern of Biblical stewardship.
Equipping Financial Coaches for your Stewardship Ministry
People in financial crisis may need more than a course on stewardship. Train budget coaches to walk with them on the path toward financial stability.
Training Your Staff in Biblical Stewardship
It’s important for your staff to be financially free – to honor God with their finances. As Jesus said, our hearts follow our treasures. Are you equipping your staff to honor God consistently with their finances?