Intersection - Where God's Wealth Meets God's Ownership Meets Money Management: How to Be a Good and Faithful Steward, (Hardcover)

God owns everything and knows everything. You can be certain that you have what you need, to do what he wills for you to do, and how he wants it done.

As a good manager of God's Wealth, you need God's Wisdom, and that is more than good enough.

He has given you your portion, the exact amount of talent, money, and time you need at this moment. He had given you a purpose in life. You are to use your portion for this purpose. God gives you the prescription. His plan is perfect for you and never fails.

The scriptures teach us to be in a relationship with God. Your Heavenly Father wants you to live a prosperous life, and the Bible teaches you the proper way to handle that wealth. This book will explore the creation, the law, and the redemption. If you've ever wondered what the tithe is all about, this is the book for you. Also, you will see how to manage money by the Ten Commandments.

These are not only Christian financial concepts and principles; these are financial truths. It's time for you to RECOVER, GROW, and ZERO IN on the INTERSECTION, Where God's Wealth Meets God's Wisdom.

The INTERSECTION series includes the titles below:

• Biblical Faith Meets Financial Strategy, 2nd ed. - How to Lay a Solid Foundation for Prosperity
• God's Ownership Meets Money Management - How to Be a Good and Faithful Steward
• Divine Provision Meets Generosity Planning - How to Live Life to the Fullest While Richly Giving

...and the following companion for a deeper study:

• Setting Your Sights on the Intersection - 90-Day Devotional & Journal

Imagine yourself at the shooting range aiming at a target. To ensure your aim is accurate, you look for a calibrated point of reference. There are two engraved lines to give you a single place to focus on when aiming at a target. The two lines cross at this spot and create what is known as crosshairs.

Crosshairs are composed of two wires or lines, one parallel and the other perpendicular to the horizon. The area that you are focused on is where the two lines intersect. The objective is to align the crosshairs with the bullseye. Aiming to hit the bullseye requires pr