2014 1st Qt Approach to Handling Money - iph BibleTube

http://www.onestone.com/blessed-to-bless.html Introduction The staff at One Stone appreciates the opportunity to bring this material to you. It has been our pleasure and honor to work with Karen Blackaby, fulfilling her desire to publish her husband's work after his unexpected death in 2013. Randy was a newspaper reporter and editor, gospel preacher, elder, and publisher of articles and workbooks. He was well qualified to produce this much needed material for study today.The effects of materialism are destructive to the most precious things we possess: our relationship with others, with our families, with the church, and with God. So many people are trading their eternal reward for the temporary pleasures of earthly possessions. As a diligent Bible student and gifted writer, Randy addressed this need.In working with Randy Blackaby's material to prepare it for printing, I had the opportunity to study his material. After the introductory lesson on the need for this study, Randy gives an overview of the Old Testament and the teachings of Jesus regarding material blessings and possessions. God's material blessings and the role they play in the relationship with the people of Old, help one develop a better perspective of their possessions today.Beginning with lesson 7 and continuing through lesson 10, Randy discusses some practical topics relating specifically to today. Considering the growing problems with materialism,debt, and bankruptcy, it is apparent these topics need to be discussed in more detail, with scripture, and application.The remaining lessons discuss giving within the concepts of being like God. He is the author of giving and has blessed us abundantly. As recipients, we need to be faithful stewards of God's blessings.This material is recommended for adult Bible studies, small group and in home studies,and for teens (high school age & above). This is valuable material for equipping teens to be prepared for the important decisions they will face in marriage, careers, and using their possessions. There have been some minor revisions in the editing process, however, Randy wrote the material. The additions to this material relate to the questions at the end of the lessons.On behalf of the staff at One Stone, we hope you enjoy this material and find it profitable.

http://www.onestone.com/blessed-to-bless.html Introduction The staff at One Stone appreciates the opportunity to bring this material to you. It has been our pleasure and honor to work with Karen Blackaby, fulfilling her desire to publish her husband's work after his unexpected death in 2013. Randy was a newspaper reporter and editor, gospel preacher, elder, and publisher of articles and workbooks. He was well qualified to produce this much needed material for study today.The effects of materialism are destructive to the most precious things we possess: our relationship with others, with our families, with the church, and with God. So many people are trading their eternal reward for the temporary pleasures of earthly possessions. As a diligent Bible student and gifted writer, Randy addressed this need.In working with Randy Blackaby's material to prepare it for printing, I had the opportunity to study his material. After the introductory lesson on the need for this study, Randy gives an overview of the Old Testament and the teachings of Jesus regarding material blessings and possessions. God's material blessings and the role they play in the relationship with the people of Old, help one develop a better perspective of their possessions today.Beginning with lesson 7 and continuing through lesson 10, Randy discusses some practical topics relating specifically to today. Considering the growing problems with materialism,debt, and bankruptcy, it is apparent these topics need to be discussed in more detail, with scripture, and application.The remaining lessons discuss giving within the concepts of being like God. He is the author of giving and has blessed us abundantly. As recipients, we need to be faithful stewards of God's blessings.This material is recommended for adult Bible studies, small group and in home studies,and for teens (high school age & above). This is valuable material for equipping teens to be prepared for the important decisions they will face in marriage, careers, and using their possessions. There have been some minor revisions in the editing process, however, Randy wrote the material. The additions to this material relate to the questions at the end of the lessons.On behalf of the staff at One Stone, we hope you enjoy this material and find it profitable.

http://www.onestone.com/blessed-to-bless.html Introduction The staff at One Stone appreciates the opportunity to bring this material to you. It has been our pleasure and honor to work with Karen Blackaby, fulfilling her desire to publish her husband's work after his unexpected death in 2013. Randy was a newspaper reporter and editor, gospel preacher, elder, and publisher of articles and workbooks. He was well qualified to produce this much needed material for study today.The effects of materialism are destructive to the most precious things we possess: our relationship with others, with our families, with the church, and with God. So many people are trading their eternal reward for the temporary pleasures of earthly possessions. As a diligent Bible student and gifted writer, Randy addressed this need.In working with Randy Blackaby's material to prepare it for printing, I had the opportunity to study his material. After the introductory lesson on the need for this study, Randy gives an overview of the Old Testament and the teachings of Jesus regarding material blessings and possessions. God's material blessings and the role they play in the relationship with the people of Old, help one develop a better perspective of their possessions today.Beginning with lesson 7 and continuing through lesson 10, Randy discusses some practical topics relating specifically to today. Considering the growing problems with materialism,debt, and bankruptcy, it is apparent these topics need to be discussed in more detail, with scripture, and application.The remaining lessons discuss giving within the concepts of being like God. He is the author of giving and has blessed us abundantly. As recipients, we need to be faithful stewards of God's blessings.This material is recommended for adult Bible studies, small group and in home studies,and for teens (high school age & above). This is valuable material for equipping teens to be prepared for the important decisions they will face in marriage, careers, and using their possessions. There have been some minor revisions in the editing process, however, Randy wrote the material. The additions to this material relate to the questions at the end of the lessons.On behalf of the staff at One Stone, we hope you enjoy this material and find it profitable.

http://www.onestone.com/blessed-to-bless.html Introduction The staff at One Stone appreciates the opportunity to bring this material to you. It has been our pleasure and honor to work with Karen Blackaby, fulfilling her desire to publish her husband's work after his unexpected death in 2013. Randy was a newspaper reporter and editor, gospel preacher, elder, and publisher of articles and workbooks. He was well qualified to produce this much needed material for study today.The effects of materialism are destructive to the most precious things we possess: our relationship with others, with our families, with the church, and with God. So many people are trading their eternal reward for the temporary pleasures of earthly possessions. As a diligent Bible student and gifted writer, Randy addressed this need.In working with Randy Blackaby's material to prepare it for printing, I had the opportunity to study his material. After the introductory lesson on the need for this study, Randy gives an overview of the Old Testament and the teachings of Jesus regarding material blessings and possessions. God's material blessings and the role they play in the relationship with the people of Old, help one develop a better perspective of their possessions today.Beginning with lesson 7 and continuing through lesson 10, Randy discusses some practical topics relating specifically to today. Considering the growing problems with materialism,debt, and bankruptcy, it is apparent these topics need to be discussed in more detail, with scripture, and application.The remaining lessons discuss giving within the concepts of being like God. He is the author of giving and has blessed us abundantly. As recipients, we need to be faithful stewards of God's blessings.This material is recommended for adult Bible studies, small group and in home studies,and for teens (high school age & above). This is valuable material for equipping teens to be prepared for the important decisions they will face in marriage, careers, and using their possessions. There have been some minor revisions in the editing process, however, Randy wrote the material. The additions to this material relate to the questions at the end of the lessons.On behalf of the staff at One Stone, we hope you enjoy this material and find it profitable.

http://www.onestone.com/blessed-to-bless.html Introduction The staff at One Stone appreciates the opportunity to bring this material to you. It has been our pleasure and honor to work with Karen Blackaby, fulfilling her desire to publish her husband's work after his unexpected death in 2013. Randy was a newspaper reporter and editor, gospel preacher, elder, and publisher of articles and workbooks. He was well qualified to produce this much needed material for study today.The effects of materialism are destructive to the most precious things we possess: our relationship with others, with our families, with the church, and with God. So many people are trading their eternal reward for the temporary pleasures of earthly possessions. As a diligent Bible student and gifted writer, Randy addressed this need.In working with Randy Blackaby's material to prepare it for printing, I had the opportunity to study his material. After the introductory lesson on the need for this study, Randy gives an overview of the Old Testament and the teachings of Jesus regarding material blessings and possessions. God's material blessings and the role they play in the relationship with the people of Old, help one develop a better perspective of their possessions today.Beginning with lesson 7 and continuing through lesson 10, Randy discusses some practical topics relating specifically to today. Considering the growing problems with materialism,debt, and bankruptcy, it is apparent these topics need to be discussed in more detail, with scripture, and application.The remaining lessons discuss giving within the concepts of being like God. He is the author of giving and has blessed us abundantly. As recipients, we need to be faithful stewards of God's blessings.This material is recommended for adult Bible studies, small group and in home studies,and for teens (high school age & above). This is valuable material for equipping teens to be prepared for the important decisions they will face in marriage, careers, and using their possessions. There have been some minor revisions in the editing process, however, Randy wrote the material. The additions to this material relate to the questions at the end of the lessons.On behalf of the staff at One Stone, we hope you enjoy this material and find it profitable.

http://www.onestone.com/blessed-to-bless.html A God-Shaped Approach to Handling Money * Week 1 (January 8th) • Why This Study is Needed Week 2 (January 15th) • What the Bible Teaches About Money Week 3 (January 22nd) • God’s Provisions: Manna, Capital, and Tithing Week 4 (January 29th) • Bible Wisdom About Money (1) Week 5 (February 5th) • Bible Wisdom About Money (2) Week 6 (February 12th) • How the Prophets Addressed the Socio-Economic Issues Week 7 (February 19th) • Jesus’ Teachings About Economic Issues / Attitudes Week 8 (February 26th) • Materialism: A Spiritless View of the World Week 9 (March 5th) • Materialism: Its Promises Belied by Its Results Week 10 (March 12th) • Dangers of Debt Week 11 (March 19th) • Bankruptcy Week 12 (March 26rd) • Giving: Sharing and Wisely Using God’s Gifts Week 13 (April 2nd) • Giving: Illustrated