1. Ai-je un doute sur l'achat de cet article (Romains 14:23) ?
2. Ai-je donné à Dieu l'occasion de le fournir (Psaumes 37:4 ; Proverbes 10:3) ?
3. Cela aidera-t-il ou entravera-t-il ma croissance spirituelle (1 Corinthiens 6:12) ?
4. Est-ce que cela m'endette (Proverbes 22:7) ?
5. Est-ce un bon investissement (Proverbes 20:14) ?
6. Est-il utile à ma famille (1 Timothée 5:8) ?
7. Pourquoi est-ce que je le veux (1 Timothée 6:9) ?
8. En ai-je vraiment besoin ?
Rod Rogers, Pastor Driven Stewardship : 10 Steps to Lead Your Church to Biblical Giving par Rod Rogers, 2006, p. 196.
One way to be diligent in your financial planning is to evaluate all spending decisions by asking the following Scriptural questions:
1. Do I have any doubt about purchasing the item (Rom. 14:23)?
2. Have I given God an opportunity to supply it (Psm. 37:4; Pr. 10:3)?
3. Will it aid or hinder my spiritual growth (1 Cor. 6:12)?
4. Does it put me in debt (Pr. 22:7)?
5. Is it a good investment (Pr. 20:14)?
6. Is it meaningful for my family (1 Tim. 5:8)?
7. Why do I want it (1 Tim. 6:9)?
8. Do I really need it?
Rod Rogers, Pastor Driven Stewardship: 10 Steps to Lead Your Church to Biblical Giving by Rod Rogers, 2006, p. 196.