Biblical stewardship for everyday believers
Everything you have is on loan. Here's how to manage it well.
Your time, money, family, and work were entrusted to you by God. Learn to steward them faithfully, one small step at a time.
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Your first 35 days as a steward.
A free 5-week Bible plan for new believers. One five-minute reading each morning by email: who you are in Christ, how faith grows, and how to care for your time, money and influence.
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It's all His. We are entrusted with it. Pick the area of life that's pressing on you right now and start there.
01Stewardship of Life
Identity and responsibility. Everything belongs to God, and we are entrusted with it.
23 articles →
02Stewardship of Leadership
Every believer leads somewhere: at home, at work, at church, and among friends. Influence, character, and servant leadership.
36 articles →
03Stewardship of Time and Discipline
Connecting daily habits with faithfulness.
24 articles →
04Stewardship of Resources
Money, work, and opportunity.
32 articles →
05Stewardship of Faith and Spiritual Growth
Faith itself must be cultivated.
46 articles →
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Stewardship of Time and Discipline
Later On: Hebrews 12 on the Father's Discipline, Present Pain and the Harvest It Produces
No discipline seems pleasant at the time, but God does not waste the hard season. Here is what Hebrews 12 teaches about the Father's discipline, the pain we feel now and the harvest of righteousness and peace that comes later on.
Stewardship of Resources
The Life That Is Truly Life: 1 Timothy 6 on the Trap of Getting Rich and the Charge to the Rich
Paul warns that wanting to get rich is a trap, and then he tells the rich what to do with what they already have. Here is what 1 Timothy 6 teaches about contentment, the love of money, fleeing, pursuing and taking hold of real life.
Stewardship of Resources
The Secret of Being Content: Philippians 4 on Plenty, Want and the Gift That Became an Offering
Paul wrote from chains that he had learned to be content with much and with little. Here is what Philippians 4 teaches about learned contentment, strength from Christ and the gift God counts as an offering.
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Start with You Are Not Your Own.
A free guided workbook drawn from Psalm 24 and 1 Corinthians 6. Settle the question of who owns what you have, and take your first faithful step.
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The Steward Leader App
Bring a real decision.
Counsel for the decisions you are carrying.
How it works
1 Describe
Type or speak the real situation.
2 Pick your lane
Business, Community, Home or Personal.
3 Seek counsel
Get an answer rooted in Scripture.
7 parts in every full answer
- 1The stewardship principle
- 2NIV Scripture
- 3Next steps
- 4What to guard against
- 5Words to use
- 6Reflection questions
- 7A prayer
From the lessons
The answer is only the start
- Ask a follow-up
- Practice the conversation
- Listen
- Quick answer
- Counsel journal
- Morning word
- How did it go?
- Team devotional
See it in action
Bring a real decisionType it or speak it. Choose where you lead. 
Counsel written for youThe principle at stake and the Scripture behind it 
Know what to do nextNext steps in order, and the words to say 
Walking in now?Get a quick answer in seconds 
Rehearse firstPractice the hard conversation before you have it 
Lead your teamTurn any answer into a team devotional 
Start the day wellA word for your morning, every day 
Remember how God workedEvery answer saved to your journal
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Guided workbooks
Go deeper with a printable workbook, one page at a time.
Free debt calculator
When could you be debt free?
List what you owe and what you can pay each month. See which debt to pay first, the month you could be debt free and how much interest you would save, with the snowball and avalanche methods side by side.
"Dishonest money dwindles away, but whoever gathers money little by little makes it grow."(Proverbs 13:11, NIV)
Example plan
3 debts, $200 extra a month, smallest balance first
- 1. Medical bill $900Paid off month 4
- 2. Credit card $2,500Paid off month 12
- 3. Car loan $9,800Paid off month 25
Debt free in
2 years, 1 month
That is 2 years, 5 months sooner and $1,494 less interest than paying only the minimums.
Try it with your own numbers →