Christians Need to be good Stewards of the Environment

Happiness of the environment is all responsibility. The water from the ground, the air we breathe, and everything between them is a gift from God and it is worth saving. In the book of Genesis, it is written as follows. Through this part it is clear that God not only takes care of and prepares the land for mankind, but also faithful to the responsibilities God has given him.

What identifies a butler? Protecting materials and human resources and using them responsibly is the answer; generously giving time, talent and wealth. But being a Christian 's steward makes more sense. As Christian's steward, we appreciate accepting gifts from God, fostering them responsibly, sharing them with justice people, and returning them to the Lord. Jesus' disciples and Christian deacons recognize that God is the source of life, the provider of freedom, and all things. We are grateful for the gifts we received and we are enthusiastic to use them to express our love for God and each other. We are looking forward to Jesus' lifetime and teaching as a guide to the lifetime of Christian steward.

On the financial side, we must be an excellent steward. We are all not only 10% I want to give on Sunday morning, but belong to God (Psalm 24: 1). One of the best indicators in life of Christians is the way we handle money. In the financial plan, we need to consider four Bible sectors. It is to earn the first money. 1 Corinthians 4: 7, the word of God says that God has given us the power to make money. Proverbs 14:25 indicate that you need to work hard to earn income. Most of us recognize that there is no free ride. Most of us must work hard in order to earn the money we have. In Proverbs 20: 4, it means that a lazy person begged during the harvest. They may be begging, but they usually do not accept it. In Thessalonica's second book, Paul says that those who are not working should not eat. We are responsible for doing as much as we can to earn money, to use the gifts God has given, and to recognize the power God has given us.