Stewardship Thoughts

“For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever  believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life.” (John 3:16)  Among the innumerable, breathtaking gifts God gives us every day, none...Read More

Reflecting on the journey of the children of Israel from the Egyptian land of Goshen across the Red Sea, through the barren desert to Mount Sinai and eventually into the promised land of Canaan, a recurring theme becomes evident....Read More

If I could play the piano like Barb… If I could read like George… If I could teach like Harold… If I could pray like Marian…then I could serve the Lord. Could you help clean up after church dinners like Martha? Could you shovel...Read More

The population of the earth is estimated to reach 7 billion by June, 2012. With less than 20 percent of the world’s total population, developed countries such as the United States use 88 percent of the world’s natural resources...Read More

What if there was a man who spent years building a beautiful, structurally sound home? The roof and walls protected the house from the elements, and the foundation was solid, even against an earthquake. Inside the home lots of...Read More

The earth is the LORD’s, and everything in it, the world, and all who live in it.” Psalm 24:1 As I arose to yet another gloomy and too-cold April day, I began wondering if our human misuse of God’s earth and its...Read More

For about the same price you pay for one 16 ounce bottle of water from a vending machine - $1.50 – you can buy almost 900 gallons of Fort Wayne city water! This tap water costs about 1/16 of penny per gallon, vs. $12.00 per...Read More

In leading the Israelites toward the Promised Land, God took them through some very harsh territory. Horrified and desperate, they grumbled often. They were thirsty. They were hungry. Thirsty—for sure—the water at Marah was...Read More

“He is the living God that clothes the earth with grass and herbs, causes the trees to grow and bring forth food for you, and makes the fishes of the sea to breathe and live. He makes the fowls of the air to breed and causes the...Read More

British lecturer, Christ Park, shares four reasons why Christians should “take more than a passing interest in the material world”: First, we owe it to ourselves. The world we live in is the only home we have! Second, we owe...Read More