Michael Cohen delves into biblical stewardship, framing it as managing God’s gifts—time, talents, and treasures—with integrity. Key principles: ownership (it’s all God’s), responsibility (serve faithfully), accountability (reap what you sow), and reward (generosity unlocks blessing). Stories like a handwritten thank-you note illustrate using talents to glorify God, while verses like Luke 6:38 underscore cheerful giving. Practical steps include journaling prayers, identifying spiritual gifts, and testing God’s promises (Malachi 3:10). The takeaway? Live open-handed, invest in eternal impact, and let stewardship shape every decision, from money to moments.