Le ministère de Compass vise à servir le peuple de Dieu en offrant un enseignement sur les finances d’un point de vue biblique.
Vision
Nous aimerions voir des chrétiens vivre comme de fidèles gérants dans tous les domaines de leur vie (vie privée, église, travail) et mettre à disposition le surplus de finances au service de la mission qui nous est confiée selon Matthieu 28 : 18-20
Mission
Dieu aimerait que nous reconnaissions qu’il est le propriétaire de tout, que nous soyons dépendant de lui et que nous devenions de fidèles gérants. La Bible contient plus de 2'300 versets qui parlent d’une gestion sage des finances, versets qui ont encore toute leur importance au jour d’aujourd’hui. La parole nous donne beaucoup de clefs pour résoudre nos problèmes financiers et nous aide à bien investir nos moyens selon la volonté de Dieu.
FINANCES GOD'S WAY
Compass Europe is a community of financial disciples all over Europe
Compass - Finances God's Way
is a worldwide non-profit interdenominational ministry that teaches people of all ages how to handle money based on the principles of the Bible.
Our Vision
To see everyone, everywhere faithfully living by God’s financial principles in every area of their lives.
Our Mission
Equipping people worldwide to faithfully apply God’s financial principles so they may know Christ more intimately, be free to serve Him and help fund the Great Commission.
Our Strategy
To recruit, train and mentor local financial disciplers.
Why Teach Biblical Finance?
Money is a huge day-to-day issue in the lives of most people. Many spend a majority of their waking hours making money, spending money, worrying about money, fighting over money, and trying to protect their money. Alarming statistics tell the story of rapidly increasing consumer debt, saving rates that have fall off of a cliff, and conflict about money being a leading cause of divorce.
Money, like food is one of those things that we all think about every day - and often the thoughts cause anxiety resulting in stress. Most question, 'Do I have enough?', 'How much is enough?', 'Will I ever have enough?', and 'How can I get out of debt?' Anxiety and uncertainty can lead to absence in church, lack of energy to get involved with church affairs and decreased giving.
Watch some short answers to
these questions!
In what way has money been the blind spot of the church?
What are some practical reasons that churches and ministry leaders should talk about money?
How should we think theologically about money?
How should churches be addressing the topic of money?
How should one's relationship with God impact one's thinking about money?
How differently would discipleship look if we took money seriously?