Bryan Stine, Vice President of Program Development and Mike Stetzel, Vice President of Development for Full Strength Network join me for part two of this two-part series. In this episode we take a look at both Ecclesiastes 5:10 and 2 Corinthians 9:6-7. How so often in life we face stumbling blocks when it comes to money and yet God's ultimate design for money was intended for good. We also see the importance and seriousness that God places on our call to steward well what is ultimately his. We discuss why it seems we are always chasing and have a hard time being content...how the chase itself can be a distraction from the goodness that God wants to provide. Finally, we discuss how God's giving equation is just different than ours and how it can be applied in our every day lives.

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