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The Good Stewardship
The Good Stewardship
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God has made us stewards of everything that He God has provided to include our children, clothes, job, money, talents, body, spouse, time, words, environment, etc. In I Peter 4:10 we are told that each of us has received certain gifts and that we are to be good stewards of Gods gifts. If there are good stewards then obviously there will also be bad stewards, but which one will you be? In this book by Pastor James Kaii Coleman, you will learn how to distinguish between a good steward and a bad steward. You will also learn practical biblical truths on how to be a good steward of all that God has given you.
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Release dateDec 21, 2010
ISBN9781450273664
The Good Stewardship
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James Kaii Coleman

JAMES KAII COLEMAN, a preacher/teacher of the gospel is a lincensed minister. He has served in the following positions: associate pastor, sunday school teacher and evangelist. Brother Coleman and his wife also founded the Liberation Faith Ministry (a ministry that ministered to the sick) in 1996 in Monrovia. James Kaii Coleman graduated from the Carolina University of Theology, the Community College of Rhode Island and the Monrovia Bible Training Center in Liberia. He works as a social worker and a teacher/pastor of a fellowship. Brother Coleman lives with his wife and two children in Pawtucket, Rhode Island and he is also the author of the book: Living by Bread Alone: Man’s Quest for the Good Life.

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    The Good Stewardship - James Kaii Coleman

    The Good

    Stewardship

    James Kaii Coleman

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    The Good Stewardship

    Copyright © 2010 James Kaii Coleman

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    Unless otherwise indicated, all Scripture quotations are taken from the King James Version (KJV) of the Bible.

    The author gives permission to have any portion of this book copied if it will assist other believers in receiving all that God has for them and/or if it will lead someone to Christ. The material here is for the edification of the body of Christ. However, it is a violation of Christian ethics to use the author’s material for personal profit gain. Remember that we must all stand before the judgment seat of Christ to give an account for the deeds that are done in the body (1 Cor. 3:8-15). Therefore, please comply within the limits of this permission statement.

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    iUniverse rev. date: 11/20/2010

    Contents

    Introduction

    1. The Definition and Characteristics of Stewardship

    2. Stewardship of our Talents/Giftedness

    3. Stewardship of Our Treasure

    4. Stewardship of Our Time

    5. Stewardship of Our Temples

    Conclusion

    The prayer for salvation

    Dedication:

    This book is dedicated to the following people: to my dear wife: Catherine Weade Coleman, my sons: Zechariah B. Jagba, Emmanuel Coleman, and James Kaii Coleman III and my daughter: Jamila Keisha Coleman.

    This book is also dedicated to my special aunt: Annie Mama Johnson and also to everyone that is determined to be a good and godly steward.

    Special Thanks:

    Special thanks go to the Holy Spirit, my master teacher and guide and also special thanks to a very dear brother: Rev. Troy J. Edwards, pastor and founder of the Victorious Word Church located in Pawtucket. Thanks man of God for all your help and time. May God multiply everything you put your hands to!

    Introduction

    God knows and has a plan for every living human being and that plan was put in place even before any of us were born. In Jeremiah 1:5, God told the prophet Jeremiah that He knew, called and set him (Jeremiah) apart before he was born.

    Again in Jeremiah 29:11, God said, I know the plans I have for you, they are plans to prosper you and give you an expected end.

    The Bible says in Genesis 2: 15 that the Lord took the man and put him in the Garden of Eden, to dress it and to keep it. Mankind has been made the care takers of the earth and everything in it from the day he was created. Man is to have dominion over the earth, but with that present dominion, comes future accountability.

    Now let’s put the two verses we read from the book of Jeremiah together: God knew each of us before we were born, He also called us, gifted us and set us apart for His special use. God has good plans for each of us, and these plans are embedded in the gifts He has deposited in us. He did all of these things for you and I because of His love. If we are willing, then by God’s help, we can accomplish God’s purpose in our individual lives based solely on His grace.

    All men, both saved and unsaved, have been made stewards by God (I Corinthians 7:7, Ephesians 4:7). This stewardship is not limited to managing finances though this is the primary conception that many people (to include born-again Christians) have. While it is not wrong to equate stewardship to finances it is an incomplete equation since stewardship actually involves everything that God has given mankind. Therefore, we are stewards of everything that God has provided to include our children, clothes, job, money, talents, body, spouse, time, words, environment, etc.

    Since God has made everyone a steward, what kind of stewards will each of us be? In I Peter 4:10 we are told that each of us has received certain gifts and that we are to be good stewards of God’s grace. If there are good stewards then obviously there

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