By Robert Bohl O ne of the curious things about Presbyterians and stewardship is that those who have the least tend to give the most. The same is true of the way they give their time and talents to the church.
Christian living involves Christian giving.
This is not a gospel of prosperity, but an illustration of who receives the greater benefit, the giver or the receiver. We discover the joy of giving when we discover that stewardship is everything we do from the moment we confess Jesus Christ as Lord. If someone else is hungry it is a spiritual problem. Those who exhibit exemplary stewardship have made this an intensively spiritual matter. A poor church is not one without money, but one without a vision.