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MC2015-SUN: Luke 16 - The Parable of the Unjust Steward - Audio
Missions Conference 2015: Meet You at the Station, Sunday Morning // Howard Katz // "Luke 16: The Parable of the Unjust Steward" // The unjust steward used the unrighteous mammon—the temporal riches of this life—to influence people for his own selfish gain. However, we are to use the unrighteous mammon to influence people for the Kingdom of God. Howard Katz describes how we can use our master’s resources to influence very specific people in very specific ways for the glory of Jesus. He also unveils the truth that to be able to forgive others for the losses we have suffered requires us to realize that everything we have, including our very lives, belongs to God.