Committed to Christ: Adult Readings and Study Book: Six Steps to a Generous Life

by Bob Crossman

Publisher:

Abingdon Press

, 2012

Overview

Committed to Christ: Six Steps to a Generous Life is a six-week stewardship program that presents giving as a lifelong journey in Christian discipleship.

 

This Adult Readings and Study Book is designed for use in the six-week small group study that undergirds the program, as well as by others participating in the program. After an introductory Sunday stressing the importance of commitment to Christ, the next six weeks are spent exploring six steps to a generous life:

 

• Prayer
• Bible Reading
• Worship
• Witness
• Financial Giving
• Service

 

With each step, readers are asked to assess prayerfully their own level of commitment and to consider increasing that commitment by one step.

 

Equal emphasis is placed on each of the six steps, clearly communicating that this program is not simply about money, but rather cultivating a thankful heart that will lead us to giving more than we can ever imagine.

  “For a program that focuses on the totality of stewardship, there is none better.”  

     -Jim Polk, Senior Pastor, El Dorado First United Methodist Church, El Dorado AR

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Product Details

• Title : Committed to Christ: Adult Readings and Study Book: Six Steps to a Generous Life
• Author: Crossman, Bob
• Publisher: Abingdon Press
• Publication Date: 2012
• ISBN: 9781426758584

About Bob Crossman

Bob Crossman has over 35 years of experience as a pastor and has served as pastor or staff member in congregations from 13 to 3000 members. As Director of the New Church Leadership Institute for the Arkansas Conference of the United Methodist Church and a Ministry Strategist with Horizons Stewardship, he conducts workshops across the country on topics of wholistic stewardship, developing a vision, and overcoming growth barriers in a range of settings from new church starts to established congregations. Bob has been the recipient of the Denman Evangelism Award and received a doctorate from SMU in evangelism.