Mastering Money: Stewardship That Honors God
In this final episode of the “Wisdom for Today” series, Pastors Grant and Afsaneh Roe tackle one of the most practical (and often avoided) topics in Scripture: money. Drawing from Jesus’ clear teaching that we cannot serve both God and money, they unpack why financial stewardship matters and how money can quietly become a master if left unchecked.
The conversation gets highly practical with four biblical principles for good stewardship: eliminate debt (starting with high-interest first), save diligently (including building an emergency fund and paying yourself first), invest wisely for future return, and give generously as an act of worship. A straightforward, grace-filled discussion on facing money head-on so that it serves God’s purposes rather than controlling our lives.
Sermon Study Guide: https://page.church/clcstudyguidewk33-26
The conversation gets highly practical with four biblical principles for good stewardship: eliminate debt (starting with high-interest first), save diligently (including building an emergency fund and paying yourself first), invest wisely for future return, and give generously as an act of worship. A straightforward, grace-filled discussion on facing money head-on so that it serves God’s purposes rather than controlling our lives.
Sermon Study Guide: https://page.church/clcstudyguidewk33-26
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In this final episode of the “Wisdom for Today” series, Pastors Grant and Afsaneh Roe tackle one of the most practical (and often avoided) topics in Scripture: money. Drawing from Jesus’ clear teaching that we cannot serve both God and money, they unpack why financial stewardship matters and how money can quietly become a master if left unchecked.
The conversation gets highly practical with four biblical principles for good stewardship: eliminate debt (starting with high-interest first), save diligently (including building an emergency fund and paying yourself first), invest wisely for future return, and give generously as an act of worship. A straightforward, grace-filled discussion on facing money head-on so that it serves God’s purposes rather than controlling our lives.
Sermon Study Guide: https://page.church/clcstudyguidewk33-26
The conversation gets highly practical with four biblical principles for good stewardship: eliminate debt (starting with high-interest first), save diligently (including building an emergency fund and paying yourself first), invest wisely for future return, and give generously as an act of worship. A straightforward, grace-filled discussion on facing money head-on so that it serves God’s purposes rather than controlling our lives.
Sermon Study Guide: https://page.church/clcstudyguidewk33-26