
Unlocking Kingdom Impact with Raymond Harris
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In this thought-provoking episode of "The Effective Giving Podcast," I sit down with my mentor and long-standing friend, Raymond Harris, to discuss the transformative power of stewardship and how it shapes our perspective on giving. Raymond, an architect and venture capitalist, shares his compelling journey towards becoming a responsible steward of wealth and offers an insightful look into his concept of 'economic engines'. Whether you're just beginning your giving journey or seeking ways to align your resources with impactful outcomes, Raymond's practical wisdom provides a blueprint for navigating the complexities of generosity.
Key Highlights:
- Raymond Harris shares his journey from a small wedding gift to becoming a lifelong steward of wealth.
- Insights into the concept of 'economic engines' for sustainable kingdom investments.
- How to identify and evaluate potential kingdom investments effectively through relationships and stewardship.
- The importance of being efficient, effective, and sustainable when handling resources.
- Discussion on the pitfalls of relying too heavily on traditional fundraising methods.
Quotes:
- "Stewardship means that you don't have rights or ownership." – Raymond Harris
- "Economic engines are about using business principles to build the kingdom." – Raymond Harris
- "God out multiplies us in His kingdom with your money than what you can do on this earth." – Raymond Harris
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