The Stewardship Resource Database

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Text: Psalm 90
Time is precious.  We need to prioritize what we do in our life.  God, People, Joy, and Calling should be our focus.  The other parts are what we  do to fill in our time.

This is one of a four sermon series focused on developing a picture of a biblical steward.  The series is titled, "Making the Most of All We've Been Given."  The stewardship topics are time, money, lives and creation.


Sermon  Sermon

Luke 12:22-34
The question of the morning is, "Who are you going to listen to?"  There are plenty of voices out there screaming scarcity, crying out about all that we used to have that we don't have any more.  And then there is Jesus' voice, reminding us that God has always blessed us, and will always bless us.  And there is Jesus' voice issuing the invitation to faith -- "Don't be afraid."


Sermon  Sermon
  • Author: Charles R. Lane serves as director for Stewardship Key Leaders Program for the ELCA. Prior to that he served as a pastor of three congregations and on synod staff.
  • Updated: 12/31/2008

Luke 12:22-34
The question is, "Who are you going to listen to?"  There are plenty of voices out there screaming scarcity, crying out about all that we used to have that we don't have any more.  And then there is Jesus' voice, reminding us that God has always blessed us, and will always bless us.  And there is Jesus' voice issuing the invitation to faith -- "Don't be afraid."


Sermon  Sermon
  • Author: Rev. Rolf Svanoe is the Associate Pastor at Peace Lutheran Church in Sioux Falls, SD.
  • Updated: 11/30/2008
  • Copyright: Rev. Rolf Svanoe 2008

This is third of three Peace Lutheran Stewardship sermons

Proverbs 3:5-10

Pastor Rolf Svanoe delivers a sermon that reminds us of giving the first fruits from God, for all that comes to us is what God has given to us.  By giving the first fruits we are reminded that we are stewards of what God has given to us.  The sermon gives great illustrations to applications of today's people.


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  • Author: Rev. David D. Miles was a pastor at Lamington Presbyterian Church in Bedminster, N.J.
  • Updated: 11/26/2008
  • Copyright: Rev. David D. Miles

A Thanksgiving Sermon

How do you view your possessions?  Are they a problem or an opportunity?  This sermon uses several illustrations to demonstrate how gifts that keep moving keep giving like Christ's love.