See this thread for the list of books I've read this year (I'm trying to read at least 52 books this year).
Money: God or Gift by Jamie Munson
This is a short book in the Re:Lit series. It was very inexpensive and well worth it. Munson teaches along 3 themes from Luke 12--giving, priorities and stewardship. Yet, the book is much more than just a study of Luke 12, as Munson hops along to many different scriptures that teach about money and stewardship. His third section on stewardship was worth the cost of the book alone, as he provided many different examples of how stewardship can be practiced at different phases of life. Perhaps the most challenging part of the book for me was in the first section where Munson challenged me on saving, specifically whether I save money as a steward or out of fear and anxiety about the future.
Money: God or Gift by Jamie Munson
This is a short book in the Re:Lit series. It was very inexpensive and well worth it. Munson teaches along 3 themes from Luke 12--giving, priorities and stewardship. Yet, the book is much more than just a study of Luke 12, as Munson hops along to many different scriptures that teach about money and stewardship. His third section on stewardship was worth the cost of the book alone, as he provided many different examples of how stewardship can be practiced at different phases of life. Perhaps the most challenging part of the book for me was in the first section where Munson challenged me on saving, specifically whether I save money as a steward or out of fear and anxiety about the future.
