2010-07-30T05:33:41Z http://perspectives.davidsbell.org/comments/atom.aspx Quick Blogcast tag:perspectives.davidsbell.org,2010-05-06:3076099 Harold M. Stockman 2010-05-06T13:44:46Z 2010-05-06T13:44:46Z David,<br /> Agree with your article wholeheartedly. Our greatest dilema in the modern business world is a misinterpretation of what stewardship is all about. Too often, it is self-centered with personal goals and rewards in mind.<br /> What a tragic mistake and what a misrepresentation.<br /><br />HMS. tag:perspectives.davidsbell.org,2010-05-01:3063699 Dick Towner http://www.goodsenseministry.com 2010-05-01T14:27:29Z 2010-05-01T14:27:29Z David, <br />Enjoyed your comments and reference to Greenleaf. He was influencial to me back in the 70s. Another of his books that influenced me was "Teacher As Servant - a Parable."<br />Blessings,<br />Dick tag:perspectives.davidsbell.org,2009-12-24:2677486 David S. Bell 2009-12-24T20:49:01Z 2009-12-24T20:49:01Z We actually visited Tigetail Beach because your nephews talked about their visit to this beach when we ate dinner together.&nbsp; Thanks for the tip! tag:perspectives.davidsbell.org,2009-12-23:2674480 mark l vincent http://www.marklvincent.com 2009-12-23T18:35:56Z 2009-12-23T18:35:56Z Having been with you at the event and getting to talk to Allison for a few minutes, I not only enjoyed what you wrote, I could picture it. Vickie/Brian and our nephews went to Tigertail on Friday morning very early and brought back 104 sand dollars. They took one home for all of their school classmates. tag:perspectives.davidsbell.org,2009-08-04:2327565 David Coatsworth 2009-08-05T01:00:14Z 2009-08-05T01:00:14Z Good, succinct essay on stewardship as a spiritual practice rather than church finance.