STEWARDSHIP IS MORE THAN TIME, TALENT, AND THINGS
A New Agenda
by C. NEIL STRAIT
"Stewardship is life-size...It does not end with paying the tithe. As good stewards, no part of our lives can be untouched. Talents, time, attitudes, actions, resources, relationships, mission, suffering, work, leisure--the list goes on and on...Stewardship is not a contemporary buzzword. It speaks too much of accountability, restriction, and sharing, which are not popular ideas in a secular-oriented society. Exploring stewardship is the last thing some want to do, mainly because it invades the comfort zones of life. But we must guard against thinking that no one is interested in the stewardship of life. I believe there is a thirst in the land for the sacred, deeper things of life, and that the area of stewardship is higher on the agenda of modern people than we think."
(C. Neil Strait, from the book's back cover)
"C. Neil Strait is district superintendent of the Michigan District, Church of the Nazarene. He also serves on several international boards and committees of the denomination. Prior to assuming the superintendency in 1980, he pastored churches in Illinois, Ohio, Wisconsin, and Michigan...He is author of numerous articles in Christian periodicals and several books, including The Conquering Christ, Illustrating Holiness Truths, and To Be Holy."
(From the book's back cover)
Copyright, 1993, by Beacon Hill Press of Kansas City
Published by Beacon Hill Press of Kansas City
Printed in the U.S.A.