A Review of the Quarter

God's Servant Is A Steward

Look back through each of the twelve lessons. Remember: the purpose of your study is to learn. Understand the learning process. We learn when (1) we gain new information, (2) we discover new insights, or (3) we gain new understandings. The Christian's objective in learning spiritual truths is (1) to change our thinking, (2) to mature our faith, and (3) to allow God to control our hearts and our behavior. We study to advance our spiritual maturity. When our thoughts, emotions, and understandings change, our behavior changes.

As you look back over the lessons, consider (1) the things you now know and understand that you did not know prior to the study; (2) the new insights you gained through the study; and (3) the things you understand in more depth and clarity because of the study. As you consider each lesson, write down two understandings about being a Christian steward. Why did those understandings touch your mind and heart?

Lesson one: Everything Belongs to the Lord

Lesson two: We Use; We Do Not Own

Lesson three: Stewardship: The Highest Form of Service

Lesson four: An Example of Christian Stewardship

Lesson five: The Keys to Godly Stewardship: Attitude and Perspective

Lesson six: Jesus' Promises

Lesson seven: Stewardship and Sacrifice

Lesson eight: The "Jerusalem Principle" of Stewardship

Lesson nine: The "Macedonian Principle" of Stewardship

Lesson ten: The "Abraham Principle" of Stewardship

Lesson eleven: The "Joseph Principle" of Stewardship

Lesson twelve: The "You" Principle of Stewardship