Religion & Spirituality:Christianity
The dishonest manager realizes his time in his current position is limited and he acts in such a way to bless others (both his clients and his boss) and in so doing leaves a last impression (legacy) with his life. We all own nothing. We only have a few things that for a few years we are entrusted to manage for God. We will manage them in such a way that leave a legacy. Will our lives leave a legacy of faith and love which will bless our families for generations to come? Will we use our gifts to build building, create endowments, or support ministries that will remain as a testament to God’s goodness long after we are gone?
Scripture - Luke 16:1-15
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