Kingdom Stewards

By Nando Moeketsi

Who Owns The Finances And Resources In Your Possession?

Are You A Manager Or Steward Of Another’s Possessions?

Do you as a child of God understand why the finances and resources you have are in your possession? What is God’s plan, intention, and will concerning what is in your possession?

As we trace the Word of God from the book of Genesis through to the teachings during Jesus’s ministry on earth, it becomes evident that God purposed for the role of man to be that of a caretaker, manager, and steward of creation. With this expectation, there is accountability held for all that is within the stewardship and management of man.

Kingdom Stewards takes you through God’s original intent and kingdom agenda concerning stewardship and helps define your role as a kingdom steward. The book highlights what God expects concerning the finances and resources in your possession, the impact of your stewardship on the kingdom at large, and generations to come.

Kingdom Stewards looks at how God evaluates the reliability of a kingdom steward and accountability for all placed under his or her care.

With personal accounts of lessons learned and biblical insights, Kingdom Stewards will help bring awareness of God’s perspective and intent of kingdom stewardship. His will is good, perfect, and pleasing concerning all areas we surrender under His authority and leadership, including finances and resources.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Nando Moeketsi
• Release date: May 19, 2022
• ISBN: 9781005932169

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Kingdom Stewards

-valuable lessons for the management of god’s financial resources-

KINGDOM STEWARDS

Valuable lessons for the management of God’s financial resources

Nando Moeketsi

Copyright © 2022 Nando Moeketsi

Published by Nando Moeketsi Publishing at Smashwords

First edition 2022

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Table of Content

About the Author

About the Book

Introduction

1. Lesson Number 1

2. Lesson Number 2

3. Lesson Number 3

4. Lesson Number 4

5. Lesson Number 5

6. Lesson Number 6

7. Lesson Number 7

8. Lesson Number 8

9. Lesson Number 9

10. Lesson Number 10

11. Lesson Number 11

12. Lesson Number 12

Conclusion

Bibliography

About the Author

About the Book

There seems to be a grave misunderstanding of what stewardship means through God’s perspective and intent. As His children, we seem to have deviated a great deal from God’s original plan of humankind taking care of and managing all He has created. This book aims to retrace the steps to the beginning of the journey and re-route back in the right direction of walking in accordance with God’s idea of the correct manner to steward all He places in our care.

Today, God still speaks to His children about His will concerning the resources He has made available and how they ought to be handled or managed for the benefit of His Kingdom. God has always had plans not to harm us but to prosper us. After all, He gave His only Son so we may have life and have it in abundance. If He is a God that does not intend to harm us, would He not be concerned about the wellbeing of His children? If He is a God who intends to prosper us, would He not make provision for this prosperity?

Valuable lessons will be shared which lay out God’s original plan concerning stewardship as far as man is concerned. Lessons through God’s Word that provide practical examples of the kind of stewardship God is looking for. Lessons that look at the current challenges against godly stewardship with relevant biblical solutions for these challenges.

I have also included my own lessons I had to learn in my financial journey with God thus far. Some were not the easiest lessons to learn, some felt like a rude awakening from a stagnant slow slumber and others changed my perception completely