ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
God has entrusted us with all off our time, talent and treasure. In this message we wrestle with what it looks like to steward these things, not just for our family and church but also in terms of legacy. To be a trusted steward means we must take seriously our responsibility and legacy.
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