Matt. 25:14-30; Rom. 14:10-12; Deut. 8:17-18; Ps. 89:11-12; 1 Peter 4:10 - When you go to a hotel, you might give your bags to a steward who takes them to your room, but they are not his bags. You entrust your bags and their safekeeping to him for a short period of time.  The foundational principle of stewardship is that God is the owner of all!  So, what does this say about the relationship to the owner and the stuff entrusted to you?  If God is the owner, then you are the manager who He has trusted His property.  You have to learn to think like His manager.  A manager oversees the owners assets for the owners benefit.  As manager, you carry no sense of entitlement to the assets you manage.  The job of the manager is to find out what the owner wants done with His assets and then carries out His will.  This understanding affects what you do with what you’ve been given.   Everything God has given to you has now been entrusted for you to care for and use for His glory.
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