According to your post, you referenced Hugh Whelchel as it relates to stewardship. Whelchel's article (2012), Four Principles of Biblical Stewardship also discusses the principles of stewardship such as ownership, responsibility, accountability, and rewards. He informs the audience that people are managers acting on the Lord's behalf. For this reason, there is an expectation that one manages God's property efficiently. Additionally, Christians should be able to account for how the resources are utilized and finally, if one is resourceful, then one can expect to receive a reward in this life and in the rapture. According to the Bible, servants were given talents. While the men who received five talents and two talents worked to multiply them,
