Ignite Your Generosity
A 21-Day Experience in Stewardship
by Chris McDaniel
Foreword by Dan Busby
We know it’s important to be generous. But it can be hard to know what healthy stewardship looks like in our families and churches. What if God has deeper and richer lessons to teach us about what it means to live generously?
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About Chris McDaniel
Chris McDaniel (MBA, Liberty University) is vice president of sales for vTECH io, a Dell channel partner that provides end-to-end IT and cybersecurity solutions. Prior to this role Chris served as the chief business development officer for DELTA Ministries International, where he lived out his passion to see followers of Christ become generous givers. He is the author of Ignite Your Generosity, The Stewardship Bookmark, Dying to Give, and The Next Mile: A Coach’s Guide.
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“Chris’ passion, experience, and content reflect the pastoral and shepherding heart every development officer should have. His presentation challenged me to personally set an example and live generously. I was reminded that every conversation is a discipleship opportunity. His insights and process will help any organization approach development with obedience and reflect the heart of God. This was one of the best sessions I attended all week.”
Steve Richardson, US Director and President, Pioneers USA
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“Stewardship is not humanity’s way of raising money, but rather God’s way of raising people into the likeness of His Son.”