The Scope of Stewardship

When we hear the word stewardship, we think of tithes, offerings, and building funds. But biblical stewardship is far broader. It is the faithful management of everything God has entrusted to us—our time, our talents, our treasure, and our testimony. And in a democracy, that includes our vote.

Loving Your Neighbor Through the Ballot

Jesus said the second greatest commandment is to love your neighbor as yourself. What does that look like in a civic context? It looks like voting for policies and leaders that protect the vulnerable, promote justice, and provide for the common good.

The Neighbor You Will Never Meet

Every vote you cast affects people you will never meet—the child in an underfunded school, the senior on a fixed income, the worker who cannot afford childcare, the family priced out of housing. Your ballot is a tool for loving neighbors you cannot see.

Vote as an act of stewardship. Vote as an act of love. Vote because God has placed you in this nation, at this time, for such a season as this.