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John Stott takes the reader through principles of giving in 2 Corinthians 8 & 9. He writes winsomely, showing how the Apostle Paul urged the Corinthians to give joyfully and generously, in response to Christ's love.
This is a beautiful exhortation to consider what to give. The writer finishes by saying that he himself has been caused to reconsider his giving, having worked through these two chapters.
We give to the glory of God and in doing so we bring blessing to others; we too are blessed as we give.
Churches have found this booklet helpful to encourage new members to consider their giving and all members to consider how they can contribute to building projects or other major initiatives.
Sometimes we need to adjust our giving downwards, when circumstances change. John Stott engages with this situation. He writes as a pastor.
This is a beautiful exhortation to consider what to give. The writer finishes by saying that he himself has been caused to reconsider his giving, having worked through these two chapters.
We give to the glory of God and in doing so we bring blessing to others; we too are blessed as we give.
Churches have found this booklet helpful to encourage new members to consider their giving and all members to consider how they can contribute to building projects or other major initiatives.
Sometimes we need to adjust our giving downwards, when circumstances change. John Stott engages with this situation. He writes as a pastor.
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About the Author:
John Stott is a bestselling author of over 50 books. His many new initiatives include John Stott Ministries (US), working to strengthen the Church in the developing world.
He writes as a pastor and served as Rector of All Souls, Langham Place in London's West End from the age of 29. He is now Rector Emeritus.
Working with Billy Graham he established The Lausanne Movement and was chief architect of The Lausanne Covenant. While Billy Graham preached in sports stadiums, John Stott was an evangelist among students on university campuses.
He writes as a pastor and served as Rector of All Souls, Langham Place in London's West End from the age of 29. He is now Rector Emeritus.
Working with Billy Graham he established The Lausanne Movement and was chief architect of The Lausanne Covenant. While Billy Graham preached in sports stadiums, John Stott was an evangelist among students on university campuses.
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- PublisherStl Distribution North Amer
- Publication date2008
- ISBN 10 1899464018
- ISBN 13 9781899464012
- BindingPaperback
- Number of pages20
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The Grace of Giving: 10 Principles of Christian Giving (Didasko Files)
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