Managing God's Money

Name: Managing God's Money
Brand: Koorong
SKU: 9781414345536
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Randy Alcorn

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01 March 2011

Financial Management

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God cares a great deal more about our money than most of us imagine. The sheer enormity of Scripture?s teaching on this subject screams for our attention. In fact, Jesus says more about how we are to view and handle money and possessions than about any other topic?including both heaven and hell. In *Managing God's Money*, Randy Alcorn breaks down exactly what the Bible has to say about how we are to handle our money and posessions in a simple, easy-to-follow format. Filled with Scripture references, *Managing God's Money* is the perfect reference tool for anyone who is interested in gaining a solid biblical understanding of money, possessions, and eternity.

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Sound Biblical Financial Management
This is an excellent book that gives us a biblical perspective on financial management. Randy started off with giving us an important perspective that we are managing God's money, not our own money, which is stewardship theology. This is good because we don't want to err on either side of the extremes (poverty or prosperity theology). Randy argues that money is not the problem, as it is just a commodity, but love of money is the real problem, and you don't become more spiritual by being poor. What I love about this book is that it doesn't just give us a perspective, but also practical wisdom on how we should manage our money, should we go into debt, how to choose a strategic lifestyle, etc.
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