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Give, Save, and Spend - Financial Discipleship Study

  1. Lesson One
    Starting Well
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    1 Assessment
  2. Lesson Two
    Counsel, Debt and Saving
    9 Activities
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    1 Assessment
  3. Lesson Three
    Generosity and Investing
    9 Activities
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    1 Assessment
  4. Lesson Four
    Work and Honesty
    9 Activities
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    1 Assessment
  5. Lesson Five
    Crisis and Eternity
    9 Activities
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    1 Assessment
  6. Lesson Six
    Finishing Well
    7 Activities
  7. Course Wrap-Up
    Course Completion
    2 Activities
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    1 Assessment
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Christian Learning Center Forums What in the notes did you find revealing, interesting or challenging?

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  • Lauren Pierce

    Member
    05/31/2025 at 12:09

    I learned that God owns everything and we tend to put money first instead of God. That we can’t serve two masters , we must love one and despise the other. Money is the root of evil but God is the true root wealth. We must seek first the kingdom and all righteousness will be added upon us.

  • Yuna Huishan Angell

    Member
    05/28/2025 at 07:55

    Now I know God owns everything and I own nothing.

    Now I know I’m spending God’s money, and that I don’t spend my own money, that God owns all my money.

    God has wisdom in how he wants me to spend His money. I never was good in my money and I’m living in poverty currently. I believe once I correct my attitude towards spending God’s money, God will pull me out of my poverty.

  • Jasmine Bowen

    Member
    04/23/2025 at 21:38

    I didn’t realize the size of the universe, until given the breakdown provided in the notes! This lesson is about way more than finances; it is truly changing my perspective of how mighty God is. He created and owns literally everything yet still specifically knows me and loves me.

  • Jasmine Bowen

    Member
    04/23/2025 at 21:19

    I found it intriguing that there are over 2,000 verses or mentions about money in the Bible! That shows just how important this topic is.

  • Richard Green

    Member
    04/08/2025 at 16:19

    It means everything we have is a gift. Only the owner of something can gift it to someone else.

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Christian Learning Center Forums How have you seen money being a competitor with Jesus in people’s lives today?

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  • Claudette Simmonds

    Member
    02/12/2025 at 20:03

    Even as Christians we tend to separate our money from the lordship of Jesus. therefore neglecting His principles.

  • CHIA CHIN MING

    Member
    12/26/2024 at 17:03

    I see people often putting money before Jesus. For example, some work so much to make more money that they have no time for God or church. Others are afraid to give to the church or help those in need because they worry, they won’t have enough for themselves. Social media also makes it hard, as it often pushes people to want more things instead of focusing on what’s truly important, like their faith and relationships.

  • Jen McLaughlan

    Member
    12/04/2024 at 10:59

    Shopping and managing possessions is a big time stealer and then people don’t have time for God

  • Eric Wilson

    Member
    11/19/2024 at 21:33

    We can get consumed with working hard to gain more and more money and possessions but forsake the things of God.

  • Richard Eagles

    Member
    10/20/2024 at 14:23

    I feel that people are often deceived into believing in lotteries and quick-get rich schemes as a source of fulfillment. when God owns and controls everything we should just surrender to his will, it would probably make us much better at giving to our Churches and the needy.

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Christian Learning Center Forums Based on your current circumstances, what do you think the Lord wants you to do with His money?

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  • Claudette Simmonds

    Member
    02/12/2025 at 20:05

    Learn godly stewardship.

  • CHIA CHIN MING

    Member
    12/26/2024 at 17:04

    I think God wants me to:

    • Give: Be generous to the church and those in need, trusting Him to provide.
    • Save and Invest: Use money wisely so I can plan for the future without making money the most important thing.
    • Spend: Be careful with how I spend, making sure it honors God and is not wasteful.
    • Teach: Help others learn about what the Bible says about money and how to use it to glorify God.

    In short, I need to see money as something God gives me to manage, not as something I own, and use it in ways that bring Him glory.

    • Martin Vanderlaan

      Member
      01/10/2025 at 15:49

      I think God wants me to think before I buy. I need to stick to a budget, not impulse spend, save, and have a giving heart.

  • Jen McLaughlan

    Member
    12/04/2024 at 11:00

    To give when prompted and to open my home to more people. To buy less. Way less

  • Clarinda Steward

    Member
    11/01/2024 at 05:48

    I am praying for the Lord to order my steps in His word and show me the way and direction He wants me to go in using and spending His money. I pray that I don’t allow my flesh to barge in and do what it wants me to do and instead that my decisions in spending will be spiritual decisions and that I seek the Lord in all that I do. I think He wants me to pay those I owe and be debt free, to build and organize ways to help others and use the funds in the foundation I started = TiSarah’s House Foundation, support others to lead them to Him, to purchase a vehicle soon, but God knows when I am ready for a car and that it will assist me to complete the mission He directs me to accomplish. I believe the Lord wants me to save, grow and invest in the Kingdom, like the story of the talents and 2 of the servants invested and one of them bury it in the ground. I don’t want to be the one who buries it, but I want the Lord to say, “Well done, my good and faithful servant.” I also believe that God wants me to utilize His money to gain education and wisdom and have more time with Him and to study His word.

  • Richard Eagles

    Member
    10/20/2024 at 14:32

    Support our Churches by Tithing, helping the poor and needy, support local food banks and worry less about our own money. Trust God as our provider.

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