Why are stewardship and generosity used interchangeably in the Church but nowhere else? You will never hear a business refer to the stewardship of its customers, employees, or products as an act of generosity. Yet, in the Church, they are often used synonymously as if they mean the same thing. Stewardship is the responsible management of resources, while generosity is an act of giving to others. A better way to state the difference is that generosity is about what you give away, and stewardship is what you do with what you keep. In this webinar, we will show the difference between Biblical stewardship and generosity, why they are essential teachings for every follower of Christ, and share effective methods church leaders can use to incorporate these teachings into their church's discipleship process.

Your loyal supporters often have mythical thinking: "I do not have enough for an estate plan." But the truth is, everyone needs a plan, whether they have a little or a lot. Without a plan, their families will often experience conflict and chaos. (And usually end up in your office.) With a plan, there is harmony and opportunities for biblical stewardship and generosity. Help your families know how to create peace in their end-of-life documents.

As stewardship leaders, we understand the importance of generosity in the life of the believer. The world is bombarding Christians with messages of spending on whatever their heart desires, and it's working. In a typical week, church leaders have perhaps 60 to 90 seconds to encourage their congregation to give to God's work. This Offering Moment has to combat the relentless message of consumerism and break through to the heart of generosity that often lays dormant in God's people. In this webinar, you will learn how to share a compelling offering moment grounded in God's word so that your people will be encouraged to put God first in their lives and give generously to His work.