Stepping Stones of the Steward
by Ronald E Wallet
Eerdmans, 1999

Using Jesus's parables as recorded in Mathew and Luke, Ronald Wallet develops a biblical understanding of a Christian believer's role as a earthly caretakers, compassionate neighbours and responsible servants of God. This new revised edition includes discussion guides and reflections in areas of faith, money and social issues. This is a useful resource for ministers and lay persons who seek to explore new dimensions in their journey as stewards.

Reviewed by Redina Kolaneci, Stewardship Education Consultant, Stewardship Services

The Gift of Giving
by R T Kendall
Hodder & Stoughton
First published in 1982 and re-issued in 1992.

The Gift of Giving is written from a biblical perspective with Bible references on almost every page. The aim of this book is to be life changing by making tithing not threatening but thrilling.Becoming a tither is seen as a milestone in the Christian life and tithing is seen as essential to the development of the Christian.This book is aimed at Christians but not children. It transcends denominational boundaries and it sits firmly within a Christian culture.

Reviewed by Robin Stevens, National Stewardship Officer, Archbishops’ Council of the Church of England

Generous Living - Finding Contentment Through Giving
by Ron Blue with Jodie Berndt, 1997

This book contains many insights on issues such as finances, money management, lifestyles, generosity and joy. Ron Blue highlights trends of thinking in the Scriptures that view money as a tool, test and a testimony. 'Generous Living' touches upon elements of a stewardship lifestyle that often go unemphasised i.e. wealth and strategic giving, giving through one's will, passing more than wealth to your children and so on.The targeted audience is Christian believers, mostly adults and church leaders who are willing to explore issues such as; why give, how to give, when and how often to give.

Reviewd by Redina Kolaneci, Stewardship Education Consultant, Stewardship Services

Facing up to Financial Crisis
by Keith Tondeur
from 15-Minute Life Changers series

Is consumer debt causing a strain in your marriage or making you feel ashamed and anxious? If you are looking for a way of breaking the 'debt cycle' in your life this book is for you. In a simple and straightforward manner, Tondeur offers nuggets of wisdom on handling emotions and communicating about debt issues with creditors, family members and friends. Furthermore, he offers practical solutions on how to budget for debt repayments and negotiate with creditors. It is good to see that, readers are encouraged to handle their financial crisis in the context of biblical principles of money management and prayer. This is 'a must read' not only for those struggling with debt but also for pastors who wish to promote biblical stewardship of finances.

Reviewd by Redina Kolaneci, Stewardship Education Consultant, Stewardship Services