Connecting Money and Faith with Dana and Bill Wichterman

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By Dana Wichterman, Bill Wichterman, on September 19, 2025 ,

Are you curious about how our understanding and use of money can enhance the joy we experience in life?

Join us for an enlightening event that reveals how embracing biblical principles and entrusting your finances to God can lead to a life filled with purpose and joy, rather than dullness. We will aim to explore how you can embrace the blessings God has given you and steward them for the advancement of His Kingdom. Experience the joy of making a lasting impact and achieving the best return on your investment—both for your family and for eternity. Don’t miss this opportunity to deepen your faith and enhance your financial stewardship!

Bill and Dana Wichterman, authors of Stewards Not Owners: The Joy of Aligning Your Money with Your Faith, will share their transformative journey of surrendering their finances to the Lord. They discovered that true fulfillment comes from using their God-given resources to expand His kingdom, serve others, and invest in endeavors of eternal significance.

In this engaging pre-recorded session, the Wichtermans will discuss how they have intentionally woven their faith into their financial decisions, found peace through transparency about finances, and creatively supported Christian businesses and ministries. Learn how to avoid the pitfalls of investing in anti-Christian causes while ethically growing your wealth and supporting meaningful initiatives.

This is a free event, but registration is required.

Date: Friday, September 19, 2025
Time: 8:00 pm - 9:15 pm ET
Cost: Free
Location: Zoom Webinar (Virtual)

Stewards Not Owners: The Joy of Aligning Your Money with Your Faith

Is there more to managing our money for God’s kingdom than we realize?

This book encourages readers to consider a new paradigm, that everything—our time, talents, treasures, relationships—belong to the Lord, but they are still ours for us to use with joy and creativity.

Learn more here.

Additional Resources

Over the past 49 years, the C.S. Lewis Institute has developed many publications, discipleship resources, videos, and tools to help you grow in your faith. Because of your interest in this even,t we have pulled together the following resources that we believe will be of interest to you.

Joy of Generosity

by Todd Harper

Generosity keeps us focused on what really matters, what really is important to God. When we are generous in Christ’s name, we are furnishing our eternal home with treasures far greater than anything we can buy on earth.

Listen or Read

The Generous Heart and Life of C.S. Lewis

by Joel Woodruff

Hospitality, a natural trait of Lewis’s generosity, expanded as his faith grew.

Read

On Giving

A Reflection

Few things in life reveal our hearts as do our attitude toward and practice of giving away our money, especially giving it to the poor.

Read

Planning your Financial Legacy

by Lynne Kohm

Financial Legacy expert and author, Lynne Kohm, provides you with the why’s and the how’s of establishing an intentional financial legacy plan that will bless your family and God’s work in the world for years to come.

Watch

Leaving a Spiritual Legacy, a Priceless Inheritance

by  Joel Woodruff

If you were to die tonight, would you leave behind a clear message to your family, friends, and world about your faith in Christ, your love for them, and your hope for them?

Watch

Dana Wichterman

Speaker

Dana Wichterman made policy recommendations and decisions in the areas of economic development, microenterprise, trade, investment and sustainability with the U.S. Department of Commerce and the U.S. Agency for International Development. She also served nonprofits involved in economic development work as an advisor and board member. She has a Master’s in International Relations from Columbia University.

 

Bill Wichterman

Speaker

Bill Wichterman spent many years serving on Capitol Hill as a Chief of Staff to two Congressmen, a Policy Advisor to the Senate Majority Leader and Special Assistant to President George W. Bush. Bill is a non-lawyer Senior Advisor in Covington’s Public Policy practice where he leverages his more than 35 years of experience in policy-making to help counsel Fortune 500 clients in various industries on a wide range of matters related to semiconductor technology, patent policy, trade controls, cybersecurity, among others. He has a B.A. from Houghton College and an M.A from Catholic University of America.

 

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