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Biblical Stewardship

A Calling to Give

Purpose: Managing God’s Resources

God created us in His image and places in our hands His resources so that we may be in relationship with Him as His asset managers, or His stewards, over all His creation. As such, stewardship is a calling to pursue a deeper relationship with God, the Owner of all things.

Posture: Responding to God’s Directives

As stewards of the assets God entrusts to us, we are to be in consistent conversation with Him regarding these resources. We are to respond to His directives and to pursue His charitable objectives and goals. Working in us, with us, and through us, God uses the asset manager relationship to conform our hearts to His as we actively participate with Him in His work.

Perspective: Understanding God’s View

Through a deepening relationship with Jesus Christ, we come to understand God’s heart and view life and wealth from His perspective. We then, more effectively and impactfully, oversee His resources as He directs, discovering our true identity as His faithful managers and fully understanding that Biblical stewardship is radically different than worldly giving.

Generosity: A Significant Part of Stewardship

Your generosity is a wonderful reflection of the Gospel and God’s care and compassion for us. Understanding God’s view of generosity helps understand His character, nature, and provision. In this, He calls us to be stewards of the assets, He will use to accomplish His purposes.

From raising awareness of ministries, to facilitating your charitable work through a giving fund, to sharing Biblical principles for proactive philanthropy, SCCF assists you in establishing a deeper understanding of generosity and in accomplishing the giving goals God places on your heart. By creatively approaching your charitable giving, you can:

  • Build a giving strategy that meets your financial and charitable goals.
  • Set aside funds, immediately receive the maximum tax deduction, and then gift the assets over time to the charities you choose.
  • Discover asset-based, non-cash giving options that may allow you to be more generous and receive greater tax benefits
  • Consider opportunities for lifetime and legacy gifts as well as strategies to pass along your values to children and grandchildren.

Our partnership with SCCF for our Donor Advised Fund has helped us expand and grow our giving opportunities with “Kingdom-focused” ministries.

Through SCCF’s great support and service, Circle 555 in York County has made a Kingdom-minded impact on our community. I give to many nonprofit organizations, and without hesitation, I would recommend SCCF to manage gifts in an impactful manner that is pleasing to God.

Having participated in Gatekeepers for a few years, I have found the fellowship, accountability, and community with Christian brothers to be life-giving, edifying, and enriching. I would encourage anyone considering Gatekeepers to try it. You will be blessed beyond expectation.

Because SCCF is mission-focused and Christ-centered, my husband and I prayerfully decided to invest our charitable funds with them and participate in their ministries. We feel confident our investment works for God’s glory and His Kingdom.

SCCF has become a valued and trusted resource for Christians focused on building God’s Kingdom through faithful stewardship and generous giving in York, Chester, and Lancaster counties.

The greatest blessing for me in Circle 555 is partnering with Christian women from our community to support local ministries with our grants, gifts, and prayers and then hearing stories of how the Lord has changed lives and impacted families through these ministries.

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