Is This Our Purpose? Many plans are in a man’s mind, but it is the LORD’S purpose for him that will be carried out. Proverbs 19:21
Are We Stewards of God’s Creation? Is This Our Purpose? offers a deeply reflective journey into the biblical meaning of stewardship. From examining righteous living to understanding Jesus’ life as the ultimate example of servant leadership, this book invites readers to explore their role in God’s creation with fresh eyes. Rooted in scriptural wisdom, the author unpacks what it means to live a life dedicated to God’s purposes, managing and protecting His gifts responsibly.
The book provides a roadmap for Christians who seek to be faithful stewards in every area of life: from financial and environmental care to the spiritual upbringing of children. The chapters highlight essential qualities of a faithful steward—trustworthiness, humility, accountability—and show how these values align with God’s call for us to lead, serve, and nurture His creation. Drawing from the example of Jesus, who exemplified humility and selflessness, the author demonstrates how true stewardship begins with serving others and honoring God’s mission above personal ambition.
This book also speaks directly to those in leadership positions, encouraging them to act with integrity and remain obedient to God’s Word, regardless of cultural pressures. With practical insights into parental stewardship and earthly stewardship, Are We Stewards of God’s Creation? calls readers to examine their lives, asking if they are using their gifts and resources in ways that fulfill God’s will.
Whether you’re a parent, leader, or simply seeking a life of purpose, this book will inspire you to embrace your role as God’s steward and find joy in living out His commandments daily. For anyone ready to deepen their spiritual walk and make a lasting impact, this powerful exploration of stewardship offers the guidance you need.
GOD is Love and he who does not love does not know GOD
From as young as we can remember many of us have heard the words I Love You. As we are growing we use them too. To family, friends, acquaintances, lovers etc. Just stop and think, what is love? Where did it come from and where did it begin.
Many of us are hurt in some way by family, friends and strangers. Is there a difference in who loves us? Does it hurt differently when it is a stranger compared to someone we know?
Many say the Bible is a love story or a love letter. I agree. If you take the time you too will agree if you do not already know. There is much to learn about love. Read on. Read with and open mind and more important an open heart. God truly, truly loves you.
These passages from Proverbs were selected by God for translation. This book was truely inspired by Him.
The book of Proverbs is known and said to be written by the only wisest man, King Solomon, the son of David. King Solomon was young and inexperienced and knew God. When asked by God “What shall I give you?” he asked for an understanding mind and a hearing heart to judge God’s people that I may discern between good and bad. For who is able to judge and rule this great people? (1 Kings 3:3) 1 Chronicles 1:12 says, “Wisdom and knowledge are granted to you. And I will give you riches, possessions, honor and glory such as none of the kings had before you, and none after you shall have their equal.” was God’s response to King Solomon’s request. Many of us read Proverbs and find them somewhat strange. Many are easily understood but what really are they? What are they trying to tell us?
GOD is Love and he who does not love does not know GOD
From as young as we can remember many of us have heard the words I Love You. As we are growing we use them too. To family, friends, acquaintances, lovers etc. Just stop and think, what is love? Where did it come from and where did it begin.
Many of us are hurt in some way by family, friends and strangers. Is there a difference in who loves us? Does it hurt differently when it is a stranger compared to someone we know?
Many say the Bible is a love story or a love letter. I agree. If you take the time you too will agree if you do not already know. There is much to learn about love. Read on. Read with and open mind and more important an open heart. God truly, truly loves you.
These passages from Proverbs were selected by God for translation. This book was truely inspired by Him. The book of Proverbs is known and said to be written by the only wisest man, King Solomon, the son of David. King Solomon was young and inexperienced and knew God. When asked by God “What shall I give you?” he asked for an understanding mind and a hearing heart to judge God’s people that I may discern between good and bad. For who is able to judge and rule this great people? (1 Kings 3:3) 1 Chronicles 1:12 says, “Wisdom and knowledge are granted to you. And I will give you riches, possessions, honor and glory such as none of the kings had before you, and none after you shall have their equal.” was God’s response to King Solomon’s request. Many of us read Proverbs and find them somewhat strange. Many are easily understood but what really are they? What are they trying to tell us?
About the Books
Are We Stewards of God’s Creation?
Is This Our Purpose? Many plans are in a man’s mind, but it is the LORD’S purpose for him that will be carried out. Proverbs 19:21
Are We Stewards of God’s Creation? Is This Our Purpose? offers a deeply reflective journey into the biblical meaning of stewardship. From examining righteous living to understanding Jesus’ life as the ultimate example of servant leadership, this book invites readers to explore their role in God’s creation with fresh eyes. Rooted in scriptural wisdom, the author unpacks what it means to live a life dedicated to God’s purposes, managing and protecting His gifts responsibly.
The book provides a roadmap for Christians who seek to be faithful stewards in every area of life: from financial and environmental care to the spiritual upbringing of children. The chapters highlight essential qualities of a faithful steward—trustworthiness, humility, accountability—and show how these values align with God’s call for us to lead, serve, and nurture His creation. Drawing from the example of Jesus, who exemplified humility and selflessness, the author demonstrates how true stewardship begins with serving others and honoring God’s mission above personal ambition.
This book also speaks directly to those in leadership positions, encouraging them to act with integrity and remain obedient to God’s Word, regardless of cultural pressures. With practical insights into parental stewardship and earthly stewardship, Are We Stewards of God’s Creation? calls readers to examine their lives, asking if they are using their gifts and resources in ways that fulfill God’s will.
Whether you’re a parent, leader, or simply seeking a life of purpose, this book will inspire you to embrace your role as God’s steward and find joy in living out His commandments daily. For anyone ready to deepen their spiritual walk and make a lasting impact, this powerful exploration of stewardship offers the guidance you need.
What Is Love?
GOD is Love and he who does not love does not know GOD
From as young as we can remember many of us have heard the words I Love You. As we are growing we use them too. To family, friends, acquaintances, lovers etc. Just stop and think, what is love? Where did it come from and where did it begin.
Many of us are hurt in some way by family, friends and strangers. Is there a difference in who loves us? Does it hurt differently when it is a stranger compared to someone we know?
Many say the Bible is a love story or a love letter. I agree. If you take the time you too will agree if you do not already know. There is much to learn about love. Read on. Read with and open mind and more important an open heart. God truly, truly loves you.
The Proverbs Is: Jehovah’s Profound Truth
These passages from Proverbs were selected by God for translation. This book was truely inspired by Him.
The book of Proverbs is known and said to be written by the only wisest man, King Solomon, the son of David. King Solomon was young and inexperienced and knew God. When asked by God “What shall I give you?” he asked for an understanding mind and a hearing heart to judge God’s people that I may discern between good and bad. For who is able to judge and rule this great people? (1 Kings 3:3) 1 Chronicles 1:12 says, “Wisdom and knowledge are granted to you. And I will give you riches, possessions, honor and glory such as none of the kings had before you, and none after you shall have their equal.” was God’s response to King Solomon’s request. Many of us read Proverbs and find them somewhat strange. Many are easily understood but what really are they? What are they trying to tell us?
What Is Love?
GOD is Love and he who does not love does not know GOD
From as young as we can remember many of us have heard the words I Love You. As we are growing we use them too. To family, friends, acquaintances, lovers etc. Just stop and think, what is love? Where did it come from and where did it begin.
Many of us are hurt in some way by family, friends and strangers. Is there a difference in who loves us? Does it hurt differently when it is a stranger compared to someone we know?
Many say the Bible is a love story or a love letter. I agree. If you take the time you too will agree if you do not already know. There is much to learn about love. Read on. Read with and open mind and more important an open heart. God truly, truly loves you.
The Proverbs is:
These passages from Proverbs were selected by God for translation. This book was truely inspired by Him. The book of Proverbs is known and said to be written by the only wisest man, King Solomon, the son of David. King Solomon was young and inexperienced and knew God. When asked by God “What shall I give you?” he asked for an understanding mind and a hearing heart to judge God’s people that I may discern between good and bad. For who is able to judge and rule this great people? (1 Kings 3:3) 1 Chronicles 1:12 says, “Wisdom and knowledge are granted to you. And I will give you riches, possessions, honor and glory such as none of the kings had before you, and none after you shall have their equal.” was God’s response to King Solomon’s request. Many of us read Proverbs and find them somewhat strange. Many are easily understood but what really are they? What are they trying to tell us?