Tag: Stewardship

Communication, Faith and Scripture, Life Principles

No Price is Too High

Tom Stanfield

I heard a story that caught my attention. A husband and wife planned a vacation to Paris. They bought plane tickets and made hotel reservations. Just before they left, a business issue came up and he could not go. He told his wife to take her sister and have fun. While she was shopping in… Continue reading No Price is Too High

Faith and Scripture, Life Principles

Stewardship

Tom Stanfield

Words are our method of communication, but rarely do we all put the same definition on them. I find this often in the words of scripture. Words are used that don’t apply to our society and so we tend to put “our definition” on the word and apply it through our definition. I believe sometimes… Continue reading Stewardship

Keeping Your Focus, Life Principles

Sacrificial Giving

Tom Stanfield

I have heard people talk about sacrificial giving since I started going to church some 30 years ago. Lately I have begun to question the thought that is behind the term. What is sacrificial giving? Is it giving more than a tithe? Is it giving until it hurts? Is it always about money? Webster’s Dictionary… Continue reading Sacrificial Giving

Keeping Your Focus, Life Principles

A Need or a Want?

Tom Stanfield

People that know me well hear me quote my mother often. She had many “sayings” that have helped shape me into the man I am today. One of them was her response to a child’s pleading for something. If I would say, “but I really need this thing”, she would simple ask, “Do you need… Continue reading A Need or a Want?

Faith and Scripture, Keeping Your Focus, Life Principles

Sacrifice or Stewardship?

Tom Stanfield

I have reached a milestone in my life. Half my life living for myself and half my life following the Lord. I spent my first 34 years on this earth running away from God. I was raised in church, and believed many Biblical facts, but was not interested in letting them impact my life. I… Continue reading Sacrifice or Stewardship?