Sometimes our minds are divided between putting our hope in the things of this world and putting our hope in God, but we must trust Him. He knows all and has given us everything.
How can we leverage that which is passing away into that which will endure? The answer lies in making decisions informed by both faith and wisdom.
The secret to contentment is not simply having more. Ken Boa encourages believers to contextualize their circumstances in light of God’s good and gracious provision.
Ken Boa teaches on the areas of ownership and contentment, and the need to live in light of the truth that God owns everything we are and have.
Teaching on the issue of money and its power over us, Ken uses the images of a steward, shepherd, and servant to illustrate the proper role money should have in our lives.
Ken Boa explains how we might leverage the temporal for the eternal, and that we are both stewards and ambassadors of the heavenly King.
Ken Boa teaches on stewardship in five areas of our lives: time, talent, treasure, truth, and people (relationships).
Tozer said, “The days of the years of our lives are few, and swifter than a weaver’s shuttle.” Ken Boa closes this series on time with some practical tips for seeing and spending our time on earth with an eternal perspective.
God put a longing for eternity in our hearts; when we die, time will continue forever, in a way only God can see fully, with qualitative differences from our current experience of time. The process of aging will cease, and time will no longer constrain us or drag us down.
Unlike the circular/cyclical view of time taken by the ancient Greeks and today by Hindus, biblical time is linear, centered around the resurrection of Jesus Christ and building to the final climax in history when He returns again.
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