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My Journey to Life, Step 25—Stewardship

Foreword

Preface

Step Twenty-five—Stewardship

Bible Discovery:

1. What is “stewardship?”

2. Why do we practice stewardship?

3. What does it mean to “tithe?”

4. Are there biblical examples of tithing?

5. Does the Bible say how tithes should be used?

6. How do offerings differ from tithe?

7. How does the stewardship principle apply to our remaining money after we have returned tithes and offerings to God?

8. What are the categories of stewardship other than monetary?

9. What are the personal blessings and benefits to those practicing Christian stewardship?

10. How does our careful stewardship bless others?

11. How seriously does the Bible consider unfaithfulness in tithes and offering?

12. In what ways does Jesus serve as the ultimate Steward?

Reflection…

Next Step…

Discussion Questions:

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Tithes are sacred (Leviticus 27:30-32). They are to be &ldquo;brought into the storehouse&rdquo; (Malachi 3:10). In ancient Israel, tithe was used exclusively for the Levitical priesthood, for those ministering and instructing in the law of the Lord. In New Testament times, tithe was still to be used to support the ministry of God&rsquo;s church (1 Corinthians 9:11-14). Today, tithes are used to provide a living for the ministry of the church and its gospel outreach (1 Timothy 5:18).

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5. Does the Bible say how tithes should be used?