Scott Cunningham

Stewarding Your Gifts Well

Scott Cunningham

Stewarding Your Gifts Well

4 Devotions

In the “Stewarding Your Gifts” devotional, Scott Cunningham will walk us through 1 Peter 4, and teach on how everyone has received a unique gift from God and how they can use it to minister to others.

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Scott Cunningham

Scott Cunningham serves as the Worship Pastor on staff at Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa and oversees the worship ministry there. He is involved with Calvary Creative, which produces and publishes new music coming out of the worship community. He and his wife Megan live in Costa Mesa, CA and have five daughters — Madison, Rileigh, Emaline, Sabella, and Analise.

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Stewarding Your Gifts Well – Devotional 1

Once we recognize the magnitude of God’s gifts to us, we must also recognize the command to use them. Our distinct skills and talents aren’t supposed to collect dust; if they did, this would be an immense loss for us and the Kingdom. In the first part of this devotional, Scott Cunningham uses scripture to explain why stewardship is key to a thriving worship ministry.

Stewarding Your Gifts Well – Devotional 2

Scott provides an exhortation for anyone wrestling with feelings of fear, insignificance, or insecurity. He points to some of the greats in the early church and notes that they too had to overcome doubt and timidity in order to serve with boldness.

Stewarding Your Gifts Well – Devotional 3

The need to be noticed is part of our human nature. However, the body and the church are most edified when we lay down our egos and let God take center stage. Walking this out is easier said than done, but Scott reassures us we’re not alone.

Stewarding Your Gifts Well – Devotional 4

It should come as no surprise that the enemy seeks to distract us from Kingdom work. We can vigilantly watch out for him, but it’s exhausting to do this alone. In the last video for this devotion, Scott invites us to pray for each other and bear one another’s burdens. Together, we can diffuse the anxiety that comes with being on the frontlines of spiritual warfare.