Stewardship Leader Christian Stewardship Network

Managing money comes with challenges, and none of us feel like we’re doing
it perfectly. That’s why so many parents feel like they’re not qualified or
financially wise enough to teach their kids about money. In this episode of
Stewardship Leader, we’re talking with financial teacher and author Matt
Bell. Matt has spent years teaching others how to manage money well, and
through his book Trusted: Preparing Your Kids for a Lifetime of
God-Honoring Money Management, he continues this work by focusing on and
teaching parents how they can impart Biblical and practical financial
wisdom to their kids. If you want to know how to impart Biblical and
practical financial wisdom to your kids, this episode and the next are for
you.

Talking about generosity in the Church should be about transformation, not a transaction. Giving is not primarily for the benefit of the Church or God's work but for the benefit of each believer and their relationship with God. It is not about fundraising; it's about discipleship. In this episode of Stewardship Leader, we're talking with Jim Sheppard, the CEO and Principal of Generis, about the vital need for discipleship in finances and how deeply connected it is to our faith and service to God and His Kingdom.

Financial discipleship is essential to helping people develop a Biblical view of money and possessions. Many programs, such as small group studies and video-taught classes, will provide the knowledge and wisdom necessary for people to mature as stewards of God’s resources. But, sometimes, the financial strain is more difficult and requires a one-on-one approach. This episode of Stewardship Leader is the second of three, focusing on financial coaching as a discipleship ministry. We are joined by Courtney Markley, a financial coach and advocate for building a trained network of financial coaches to serve God’s people in every church and beyond with a Biblical view of money.

Contact Courtney - courtney@markleycoachinggroup.comCourtney’s Website - https://www.markleycoachinggroup.com/
CSN Membership - https://membership.christianstewardshipnetwork.com/

Financial discipleship is essential to helping people develop a Biblical view of money and possessions. Many programs, such as small group studies and video-taught classes, will provide the knowledge and wisdom necessary for people to mature as stewards of God’s resources. But, sometimes, the financial strain is more difficult and requires a one-on-one approach. This episode of Stewardship Leader is the second of three, focusing on financial coaching as a discipleship ministry. We are joined by Courtney Markley, a financial coach and advocate for building a trained network of financial coaches to serve God’s people in every church and beyond with a Biblical view of money.

Financial discipleship is essential to helping people develop a Biblical view of money and possessions. Many programs, such as small group studies and video-taught classes, will provide the knowledge and wisdom necessary for people to mature as stewards of God’s resources. But, sometimes, the financial strain is more difficult and requires a one-on-one approach. This episode of Stewardship Leader is the first of three that will focus on financial coaching as a discipleship ministry. We are joined by Courtney Markley, a financial coach and advocate for building a trained network of financial coaches to serve God’s people in every church and beyond with a Biblical view of money.

Contact Courtney - courtney@markleycoachinggroup.comCourtney’s Website - https://www.markleycoachinggroup.com/
CSN Membership - https://membership.christianstewardshipnetwork.com/

A troubling church statistic that seems not to be improving is the number of people not giving anything measurable to their church. Have you asked yourself why a significant number of your congregation isn’t giving? We have, too! To answer that question, Dave Briggs, the Stewardship Director at Central Christian Church in Phoenix, AZ, decided to do a year-long study to better understand this phenomenon. He joins us in this podcast to share his findings and offer some things church leaders can do to reverse this trend.