Treasure Daily Readings

A Four-Week Study on Faith and Money

Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality, Reference, Stewardship
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Author: Jacob Armstrong ISBN: 9781426788017
Publisher: Abingdon Press Publication: May 6, 2014
Imprint: Abingdon Press Language: English
Author: Jacob Armstrong
ISBN: 9781426788017
Publisher: Abingdon Press
Publication: May 6, 2014
Imprint: Abingdon Press
Language: English

Whether you are in plenty or in want, money has a direct connection to your values, your faith, and the health of your relationships. It’s no wonder that in the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus presented a radical message about our “treasure” and our hearts.

 

In this four-week study, Jacob Armstrong uses Matthew 6 to reexamine how we look at our finances and possessions, through the counter-cultural teachings of the Sermon on the Mount.

 

Sessions include:
Week 1: Where Is Your Treasure? Matthew 6:19-23
Week 2: The Problem with Two Masters Matthew 6:24
Week 3: How to Give Matthew 6:1-6
Week 4: Don’t Worry ‘Bout a Thing Matthew 6:25-35

 

This book of daily devotional readings is an important part of the program and is designed both for individual reading and group use. The book helps participants explore ways in which generosity and financial challenges in their personal lives can affect relationships with people and with God. Each devotion includes a Scripture, a short reading with stories, and a prayer.

This Daily Readings book and DVD can be used in a small group setting or with the Program Guide and Flash Drive as part of a church-wide Stewardship program.

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Whether you are in plenty or in want, money has a direct connection to your values, your faith, and the health of your relationships. It’s no wonder that in the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus presented a radical message about our “treasure” and our hearts.

 

In this four-week study, Jacob Armstrong uses Matthew 6 to reexamine how we look at our finances and possessions, through the counter-cultural teachings of the Sermon on the Mount.

 

Sessions include:
Week 1: Where Is Your Treasure? Matthew 6:19-23
Week 2: The Problem with Two Masters Matthew 6:24
Week 3: How to Give Matthew 6:1-6
Week 4: Don’t Worry ‘Bout a Thing Matthew 6:25-35

 

This book of daily devotional readings is an important part of the program and is designed both for individual reading and group use. The book helps participants explore ways in which generosity and financial challenges in their personal lives can affect relationships with people and with God. Each devotion includes a Scripture, a short reading with stories, and a prayer.

This Daily Readings book and DVD can be used in a small group setting or with the Program Guide and Flash Drive as part of a church-wide Stewardship program.

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