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Fundamental Doctrines and Practices of Stewardship
Year
2015
Language
ENGLISH
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Daniel O. Ogweno
Summary
Stewardship is a very central matter for everyone, not just believers but, yes, everyone. On the surface, it shouldn't be difficult to pay attention to big things, but we are bound to miss the big things when they are still at their initial stages. The reason is that the cumulative effect of the small things we tend to ignore will soon make a small deal a big deal. This book takes you through doctrinal and practical facets of stewardship that you haven't probably thought about before. You are almost guaranteed to be steered away from the popular thoughts about stewardship into something insightful and refreshing.In this book, I intend to interact with the reader to show the importance of the departments of stewardship and how they point out at what can correctly be described as 'the object of the first assignment at the beginning and the subject of accounting at the end. In the process of interacting, I pray that the reader's eyes will see the fundamentality of stewardship in the management of life generally. What we do on daily basis as far as life and resource managements are concerned gives us opportunities to do intermediate accountings. The latter is important as both rehearsal and reappraisal for the ultimate accounting before God. Ogweno holds Bachelor of Education (Moi University, Kenya) and M.Phil. in Mass Communication and Media Studies (University of Bergen, Norway).He is the founder of Christ is Lord Ministries-Worldwide (Cilmin-Worldwide).He has a call in conflict resolution based on the virtues of Christ. He summarises his call as follows: "Mine is to bridge the gap between doctrines/theology and practice both for leaders and individual Christians."Ogweno ministers internationally in conferences, seminars, workshops and church settings. He is available for itineraries.Married to Laura Caroline Ogweno, they are blessed with three kids: Victor, Jim-Jif and Baraka. He and his family reside in Norway where they are active in a local church (Christian Fellowship-Skien).