More Than Money Jonathan Lewis spends his working hours in the world of personal finance. As someone who deals with affluent families for a living, early in his faith journey, Jonathan was convicted on how he managed his own money and giving. He felt personally driven to dive deeper in his own personal walk with God when it came to understanding stewardship holistically. He quickly realized stewardship is a heart issue. Today one of the byproducts of that journey is the vulnerable and transparent self examination where Jonathan calls himself and the North American church to repentance for the way they handle God's resources. In writing this book Jonathan dove into the Scriptures, prayerfully spoke with mentors and friends, and took a hard. truthful, and vulnerable account of his own life and giving motivations. Jonathan lives in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada with his wife Sara and two daughters. Family is Jonathan and Sara’s first stewardship priority under God. They also take time as a family to run the Jonathan David Wayne Lewis foundation, which helps put philanthropic donations into the hands of faith based charities that need it most. Jonathan and Sara put their faith into action through community volunteering and outreach worldwide as God draws them into a deeper relationship with Him through giving. |
Podcast Episode 1 Intro to Stewardship |
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Jonathan speaks on, "He Was There, Where’s Your Heart?" |
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Jonathan discusses More Than Money on 100 Huntley Street
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Deep Water How to Face Fatherlessness, Fill the Gap, and Be The Man God Made You To Be The Bible says that all fatherhood comes from God (Ephesians 3:14-15). But so many sons on earth endure fallible, absentee fathers who fail to provide direction, counsel, encouragement, or love. Many sons also lose nurturing fathers in tragedy, so they, too, are left without guidance. Jonathan Lewis lost his father in a scuba diving accident when he was fifteen years old, and what transpired was years of despondency and loneliness. Today, his own strength and power has defeated his grief, because he found his Father in God, and this is what he wants for all men suffering fatherlessness. He knows that a man is worthy of living with ambition, purpose, stewardship, and hope, but there is a deep exploration before all that is met. Today, Jonathan is a business owner and philanthropist who is charismatic, honest, impactful, and profoundly alive in Christ. If you are ready for this exploration in fatherlessness, he extends his weathered hand as your guide while pleading not to let your fatherlessness overcome you. For there is indeed another way. |
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