The Stewardship of Life: Making the Most of All That You Have and All That You Are

I purchased this book along with "The 33 Laws of Stewardsahip" in an attempt to gain a deeper understanding of Stewardship and my enduring responsibilities to life. I loved "The 33 Laws of Stewardsahip" and really enjoyed this book, almost as a completer or unifier of the topic of Stewardship. The 7 chapters relate to Stewardship in the context of your life, including; The Stewardship of Influence The Stewardship of Committment The Stewardship of Time The Stewardship of Opportunity The Stewardship of Resources [including money], and The Stewardship of You While the basis of the book is Christian Doctrine, which it is steeped heavily in, it still remains a wonderful resource for Christians and non-Christians alike, as we each have a rich life awaiting us. When you look to the responsibilities of life in the way of Stewardship... you make the most of all you are and what you have... and that is a life well lived.