How often have you sat in church and heard someone say that you are a robber of God? In this final episode of this mini series on Stewardship, Bishop Litman presents a context for the Old Testament book of Malachi. We will evaluate the concept of the tithe in light of grace. Listen and be inspired as you grow in your faith. 

The biblical concept of stewardship encompasses managing that which belongs to God with excellence and precision. This even includes our finances. In part 2 of this mini-series, Bishop Litman explores exit strategies for those who don't want to want more anymore. Listen and learn how to conquer the insatiable appetite for more things and develop new habits that please God. 

If Christ did not raise from the dead, we have no hope as Christians. The assurance of his bodily resurrection means that we as believers have a hope that extends beyond the grave. In part two of this mini-series, Bishop Litman shares a historical perspective of the first century church as Paul reiterated his initial teachings on this subject according to 1 Cor. 15. Listen and be reminded of the cornerstone of the Christian faith. 

Our nation is suffering from a general disregard for the rights, differences and preferences of others. Yet, amidst the difficult times we face as a nation, God's Word is still relevant. It is time to "Take the Knee" in prayer. Listen as Bishop Litman relates the story of Hezekiah's healing and how God wants to heal our nation through prayer. 

Do you know the difference between a wise person and a fool? According to the words of Solomon in the book of Proverbs, the difference is determined by how a person handles his or her anger. In this episode, Bishop Litman expounds on the difference and offers several determining factors for how to know if your anger is sinful or not. Listen and be blessed!