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Investiture Achievement Connection: This Honor is related to the Investiture Achievement requirements for VOYAGER Making Friends which require completion of Requirements #3, #5, and #6 of this Honor. The VOYAGER Advanced Ribbon requires completion of this Honor. |
1. What was the role of a steward during biblical times? What has stewardship come to mean in the modern era? Create a modern “dictionary entry” for the term.
2. Is biblical stewardship about the management of all of God’s creation? How does Psalm 50:10-12 affect your understanding of biblical stewardship? Brainstorm a list of ways that stewardship is part of daily life and not just financial gifts.
3. With regard to biblical principles, briefly describe the concept of stewardship based on the list below. What real life example can be applied to each? Use biblical references to support your answer.
Mind and Body
Environment
Talent
Time
Possessions
Stewardship of Mind and Body:
4. In the Pathfinder pledge, we promise to be pure, kind, and true. How does following that pledge relate to the stewardship of our mind?
5. Discuss how the text found in 1 Corinthians 6:19-20 relates to the stewardship of your body.
Stewardship of Environment:
6. Using Genesis 2:15 as reference, choose from the list below, one way that you could help to care for God’s earth.
- Pick up trash
- Use regular dishes instead of paper whenever possible
- Recycle paper, plastic, and bottles
- Use reusable bags
- Use a reusable water bottle
- Use paper, bamboo, or stainless steel straws instead of plastic
- Turn off lights and appliances when you’re not using them
Stewardship of Talent:
7. Do the following:
a. Read the Bible story about the Talents (Matthew 25:14-30) or 1 Corinthians 12.
b. How does God reward the proper usage of talents? How can we know that all of us are given talents/giftedness? Why does it seem God appreciates variety in talents?
c. List three talents or skills that you feel you may have or want to possess. Sketch symbols that illustrate each talent and how it could be used for God’s glory (Ephesians 4:12).
d. Choose one of the talents from the previous list and create another list of three things you want to do to be a good steward and improve that specific talent.
e. Spend at least four hours planning and executing a community activity that uses your talents. Prepare and present the results of your project to a group.
The project is to be a benefit or outreach to others.
The project is to be a new endeavor not previously accomplished.
Stewardship of Time:
8. Create a list of six daily activities and write down by each item how much time you think you usually spend on the activity. Afterward, measure how much time you actually spend on the items on your list. Some examples can be found below.
- Personal devotions (reading the Bible and prayer)
- Family worship
- Entertainment
- Rest
- Personal time
- Classwork time
- Home study
- Extracurricular activities
- Home chores
- Other
