Spiritual Thoughts on Material Things: Thirty Days Food for Thought

by E. G. Link

Publisher:

Xulon Press

, 2009

Overview

In this text, Jay Link speaks plainly about material things and challenges you to think spiritually about them. This book is designed not only to provoke change in the way you think, but also the way you live—encouraging a fresh perspective on handling the material things in your world. Formatted as a 30 day devotional, each day’s material includes an engaging reading and “food for thought” questions designed to inspire honest introspection and practical change. This book provides an abundance of new spiritual thoughts on old material things, speaking insightfully about a crucial and often neglected topic in Christian schools and churches.

Key Features

• Provides comprehensive resources for learning and teaching biblical stewardship
• Includes outlines for sermons and guidance for church leadership
• Addresses difficult questions with practical, Scriptural counsel

Praise for the Print Edition

This book is scripturally based, filled with excellent stories, practical advice, and wise guidance. Jay has a very conversational and thought-provoking style of writing that caused me to ask the hard questions and wrestle with the answers. It is extremely comprehensive, covering both the challenges and opportunities of being entrusted with much. I thought I might read it in 30 days. I’ll probably be referencing it for 30 years.

—Bill Williams, president of Generous Giving

This book combines Jay’s gifts as a pastor, teacher, and planner with his passion for serving families and mobilizing resources to further God’s Kingdom. All those who read this book will be challenged in their thinking, encouraged in their heart, and motivated to follow and apply God’s principles of biblical stewardship. So, pull up a chair and for 30 days go on a journey with Jay as your guide, the Scriptures as your road map, and a biblical worldview as your context. You will be changed and His Kingdom furthered.

—David Wills, president of the National Christian Foundation

Jay link has devoted his life to helping the very affluent understand God’s perspective on wealth and what He says about how to live a prosperous life. This book will be enormously valuable in challenging the thinking and broadening the horizons of everyone who is sincerely seeking to use all their resources in ways that will please God, increase their Kingdom impact, and promote healthy family relationships.

—Howard Dayton, co-founder of Crown Financial Ministries

Product Details

• Title: Spiritual Thoughts on Material Things: Thirty Days of Food for Thought
• Author: E. G. Link
• Publisher: Xulon Press
• Print Publication Date: 2009
• Logos Release Date: 2014
• Pages: 198
• Language: English
• Resources: 1
• Format: Digital › Logos Research Edition
• Subject: Spiritual life
• Resource ID: LLS:SPRTLTHGHTSMTRL
• Resource Type: Monograph
• Metadata Last Updated: 2022-02-12T06:08:06Z

About E. G. Link

Jay Link (E. G. Link) is the president of Stewardship Ministries, a teaching, training, mentoring, and content ministry. In his role as founder and president, he works to equip church and non-profit leaders with biblical knowledge and training on stewardship. His goal with Stewardship Ministries is to provide resources that empower all ages and economic levels of believers to live as faithful stewards of all that God has entrusted to them. He has also written Family Wealth Counseling: Getting to the Heart of the Matter.