Podcasts about stewarding

Have you ever looked in the mirror and quietly wondered, “Who am I really?” Not what you do. Not the roles you play. Not what others expect of you. But who you truly are. In this deeply honest and hope-filled conversation, I'm joined again by our team coach, Susan King, as we explore what Scripture says about your identity—not just your duties. Together, we unpack how Christian women—especially those in destructive or emotionally unhealthy marriages—lose their sense of self and how to begin reclaiming the woman God created you to be. If you've been pretending things are “fine” when they aren't, this episode will gently guide you back to truth, clarity, and courage. Key Takeaways 1. You Are Called to Be, Not Just to Do So many women are taught their role—wife, mom, helper—but not their identity. Yet Scripture tells us something far deeper. You are God's handiwork (Ephesians 2:10). You are a chosen daughter, a royal priesthood, set apart and beloved. Before you accomplish anything, before you serve anyone, your identity is secure in Christ. When we begin reading the Bible not as a rulebook but as a mirror—asking, “What does this say about who God is and who I am?”—everything changes. 2. If You've Been Pretending, It's Time to Come Home to Yourself One brave listener asked, “How do I find out who I am? I feel like I've been pretending most of my life.” If that's you, start here: What have you been pretending to be? What would change if you stopped pretending? What virtues reflect who you truly are? Your identity is not your temporary emotions. It's not others' opinions. It's rooted in your God-given character and values. Notice when you lose track of time because you're fully alive. Notice what brings you joy. Notice what stirs your heart. These clues aren't selfish—they're sacred. 3. Why So Many Christian Women Lose Themselves In destructive or controlling marriages, women often experience subtle erosion—constant undermining, gaslighting, or isolation. Over time, they internalize the belief that their thoughts, needs, and feelings don't matter. But even in “good” marriages, many women self-abandon. We've been taught that becoming “one” means losing ourselves. That loving means over-functioning. That serving means silencing our voice. That is not biblical oneness. That is erasure. Healthy oneness honors two whole people—each with a voice, a body, and a soul. 4. Caring for Yourself Is Stewardship, Not Selfishness So many women struggle with shame when they begin asking, “What do I need?” But Scripture never calls you to neglect yourself. Jesus modeled rest, solitude, nourishment, and boundaries. Stewarding your one precious life is not self-absorption—it's obedience. When your tank is empty, you cannot love wisely. Putting your oxygen mask on first isn't selfish; it's responsible. Ask yourself: What brought me joy today? What drained me? What small change would help me show up as my best self? Small awareness leads to big transformation. 5. “He's Fine”… But You're Not One of the most painful dynamics women describe is this: “My husband acts like everything is fine. And I start doubting myself.” Here's the truth: Things may genuinely be fine for him. But that doesn't mean they're fine for you. You are allowed to be a separate self with separate experiences. Instead of arguing about whether things are “really fine,” try saying: “I understand that this feels okay to you. But it's not okay for me. And that matters.” Healthy love cares when something isn't fine for the other person. If you're realizing that you've lost sight of who you are… If you've been stuck pretending… If you feel erased in your own life… You don't have to figure this out alone. Join Walking in CORE Strength, our transformational program designed to help you rediscover your voice, rebuild your confidence, and grow strong from the inside out—emotionally, spiritually, and relationally. Learn more and join here:

God I Love You But I Don't Get You Part #2 of Series: I Love You, But I Don't Get You February 21 - 22, 2026 - Paul Jeyachandran Bathsheba's Story: Three Movements Private Pain: The Stripping of Sufficiency What happens to her Personal Promise: The Shaping of Surrender What God speaks over her Prophetic Purpose: The Stewarding of Service What God accomplishes through her The Stripping of Sufficiency God dismantles self-reliance to birth dependence. The Shaping of Surrender God forms the will to say, "Not my will, but Yours." The Stewarding of Service God entrusts influence so Christ-not self—is magnified. When You Place Your Life In God's Hands... Pain is Redeemed into Promise. Promise Matures into Purpose. Purpose Unfolds into Prophetic Destiny. Reflection Questions What situation are you still trying to manage on your own rather than surrendering to God's process? Has God spoken something over your life during a painful season that you've been too hurt or too scared to step into? Is your brokenness making you bitter and controlling, or is it becoming wisdom and humility that serves others? Scriptures: 2 Samuel 11:2, 2 Samuel 11:3-4, 2 Samuel 11:26, 2 Samuel 12:13-14, 2 Samuel 12:24, 1 Chronicles 22:8-10, 1 Kings 1:16-17, 1 Kings 2:19, Proverbs 31:1, 25, 30, 1 Chronicles 3:5, Matthew 1:6, Luke 3:31, Matthew 1:21, Topics: Love, Peace, Understanding

Stewarding our Direction: The Lord sets our path, but we choose how we steward our heart posture and mindset when we get there.

Welcome to “The Future of Running” podcast on Head Start presented by Brooksee and hosted by Phil Dumontet.In this episode, Phil sits down with Hugh Brasher, CEO of London Marathon Events — the organization behind the TCS London Marathon, the UK's biggest street party and the largest single-day fundraising event in the world. From its origin story in 1979 to its place today as one of the most iconic races on the planet, this is a conversation about belief, responsibility, and stewarding something bigger than a start line.What is running's true superpower? How do you deliver an individual, deeply personal experience at massive global scale? And what does it mean to lead a race that belongs not just to runners, but to a city, a country, and a global community? Hugh shares how London balances elite excellence with grassroots inclusivity — and why mental barriers, not physical ones, are often the hardest to break.We also look ahead. Where will the TCS London Marathon be in 2030? In 50 years? As technology advances, will race day become more digital — or more human? A thoughtful conversation on legacy, belief, and what it takes to steward one of the world's most important endurance events into its next era.Send a text

Pastor Hank wraps up a series on stewardship with a message from 2 Cor. 8:1-15!

Try before you buy? No. An important part of becoming one in marriage is the process of learning one another with each other. Relationships (and sex) take curiosity and communication, and the Perrys talk about how there's joy in figuring things out together.  Our bodies matter to God. There's protection in His design for sex to be experienced within the covenant of marriage, and God is grieved any time we give our bodies away. A conversation like this can feel condemning, but God is merciful to restore our purity, remove memories of past intimacy, and help us point others to the hope of the Gospel too. More episodes on this topic:  Discipling Kids in a Sexually Broken World With Laurie and Matt Krieg (With The Perrys) What We Wish We Knew About Sex (With The Perrys) An Honest Conversation about Marriage: Sex, Saying Sorry, & Love (WHOA That's Good with Sadie & Christian Robertson) Scripture references: 1 Corinthians 6:19 1 Corinthians 6:14 Romans 6:12-13 This Episode is Sponsored By: https://magicspoon.com/PERRY — Get $5 off your next order! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Stewarding our Gifts: It's important to know our spiritual gifting, but it's even more important to know how to steward your gifting well. This week, Rachel Hunka focused on the Parable of the Talents, where we see how the master gave more to the servants who were faithful with the little they had. Similarly, the Father will give us more when we show good stewardship over what He has already given to us. We are all getting to the finish line, will you be proud of yourself when you get there?

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February 8, 2026 | Stewarding What We Have | Pastor Caleb Bryant

We build God's house by stewarding God's gifts in giving and living our lives to the good of the church and the glory of God. The Provision for Kingdom Work The Call of Kingdom Work /thge Response of Kingdom Workers

Saying yes to God is often presented as inspiring and exciting. What's talked about less is the weight, responsibility, resistance, and formation required to actually carry what God entrusts.   In this teaching, we walk through the realities of stewarding a God dream:   – Why following the Lord can feel lonely in transition seasons – The difference between a personal ambition and a God assignment – What changes relationally when your capacity increases – Why early seasons require more structure, not less – How pressure exposes where formation is still needed – Staying aligned when opposition or misunderstanding surfaces – Guarding your heart and your assignment with maturity   This message is for those in a formation season—when something is being built, stretched, or restructured internally.     If this message resonates with your current season:   Subscribe for weekly teachings on formation, capacity, and Spirit-led leadership. Share this with someone who is stewarding a calling right now. Leave a comment: What has God asked you to carry in this season?     Join the Full Capacity Live Journey: https://julianapage.info/fullcapacity   Register for the Full Capacity Book Launch Event: https://julianapage.info/fullcapacitylaunch

Saying yes to God is often presented as inspiring and exciting. What's talked about less is the weight, responsibility, resistance, and formation required to actually carry what God entrusts.   In this teaching, we walk through the realities of stewarding a God dream:   – Why following the Lord can feel lonely in transition seasons – The difference between a personal ambition and a God assignment – What changes relationally when your capacity increases – Why early seasons require more structure, not less – How pressure exposes where formation is still needed – Staying aligned when opposition or misunderstanding surfaces – Guarding your heart and your assignment with maturity   This message is for those in a formation season—when something is being built, stretched, or restructured internally.     If this message resonates with your current season:   Subscribe for weekly teachings on formation, capacity, and Spirit-led leadership. Share this with someone who is stewarding a calling right now. Leave a comment: What has God asked you to carry in this season?     Join the Full Capacity Live Journey: https://julianapage.info/fullcapacity   Register for the Full Capacity Book Launch Event: https://julianapage.info/fullcapacitylaunch

Pastor Hank shares a sermon about using our spiritual gifts well based on Matthew 25:14-30 as part of a Called to Stewardship series.

Send a textSeason 4, Episode 32 - Inward Love: Stewarding Your Own LifeSeries - Practicing Love in All Directions

Stewarding our Soul: What is a soul? And how valuable is it? Pastor Corey teaches on the importance of investing in our soul and how we can treasure it, guard it, and above all else, surrender it to Jesus who is the ultimate protector.

Race Industry Week Day One closed with a powerhouse guest: Danny Sullivan — 1985 Indianapolis 500 winner, 1988 CART Champion, former Formula 1 driver steward, broadcaster, and one of motorsport's greatest storytellers.In this candid, wide-ranging conversation hosted by Brad Gillie, Sullivan shares a lifetime of experience from behind the wheel, inside F1 race control, across IndyCar and CART legends, and through decades of mentoring young talent.

Plugged In's Adam Holz looks back at this past week's Grammy awards and Jelly Roll's very vocal praise of Jesus during the event.  And with the Super Bowl this weekend, there's a lot of attention on not just the game and commercials, but for the two competing halftime shows.  Kim Dolan Leto, author of "Fit God's Way," talks about ways you can treat your body as God's temple during the different seasons of your life.   The Reconnect with Carmen and all Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here

Join my counterparts Anna and Ralph in this episode as they share insights on my February Devotional for Her, created for single women who are faithfully and intentionally waiting in this season.Through their own perspectives, they reflect on the devotional material, faith-based guidance, and the importance of community offered through the Faithfully and Intentionally Waiting 30-minute Zoom Call—a safe space that encourages sistership, brotherhood, and shared experiences.Interested in joining the Zoom call or purchasing the February Devotional for Her ($1)?Visit www.lessonineveryday.com to learn more.

January 24, 2026Strength to Strength welcomed Ian Miller to share how to seek Jesus' kingdom first in 2026.Too often we sacrifice what's most important on the altar of the urgent. With so much demanding our attention, how can we keep first things first?I want to take a look at Jesus' life and learn how he stayed connected to and focused on His Father's purpose for His life. Together we will explore what it looks like to get clarity of purpose so that we can steward our story.An interactive question-and-answer period follows.https://strengthtostrength.org/stewarding-your-story-in-2026/Buy Ian's book here: https://www.lulu.com/shop/ian-miller/abundant-life-leader-planner/paperback/product-gj9gqwp.htmlMore info on Caleb Summit here: https://www.calebsummit.org/

A conversation interacting with Jesus' parable of the talents and preparing us to interact with a compelling vision of Christian community from a 5 talent pastor. Purchase Life Together by Dietrich Bonhoeffer

Romans 5:1-5 – Stewarding Suffering

Stewarding Time, Thoughts, and Influence by Olajumoke Adenowo

Learn to purify power distortions and become a grounded, mature steward of your own Divine fire.

David Green is the founder of Hobby Lobby and is a major financial supporter of Evangelical organizations in the United States and funded the Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C. He's the author or co-author of several books, including the recently released The Legacy Life: Leading your family to Make a difference for Eternity, which he coauthored with Bill High. Bill was able to join us for the first several min, but then I think his internet cut out, so it ended up just being David and I talking shop. Preorder my upcoming book on Women in leadership: https://a.co/d/bRu0N8uCheck out the Exiles Conference in Minneapolis, April 30-May 2: https://www.theologyintheraw.com/exiles26Get your free resource from Voice of the Martyrs: vom.org/InTheRawSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

What if one of the most powerful ways to steward your business isn't more systems or better tools—but how you steward relationships?In today's practical conversation, I'm joined by Stephanie McFarland, host of It's a PR Thing and a lifelong champion of relationship-driven business. With 30+ years across government, healthcare, energy, and finance, Stephanie reframes PR not as promotion—but as stewardship.We talk about:Why relationship capital is one of the most overlooked assets in businessHow stewarding trust and goodwill actually saves time and reduces stressWhy technology can support relationships—but never replace themStephanie reminds us that we don't do business with things—we do business with people. When relationships are stewarded well, they compound over time, reduce friction, and multiply impact.Grounded in 1 Peter 4:10, this episode shows how stewarding relational gifts creates smoother operations, stronger referrals, and lasting Kingdom influence.

What does it take to navigate a 35-year career in insurance from entry-level actuary to executive leadership?  Travelers EVP and President of Personal Insurance Michael Klein recently joined Conner Insurance's Risk & Resolve podcast to break down his remarkable journey in the insurance industry. In this special Travelers Institute Risk & Resilience episode, we're sharing the conversation Michael had with Risk & Resolve hosts Ben Conner and Todd Hufford. Michael offered candid insights about career setbacks that ultimately positioned him for greater success, the importance of professional advocates and the vast opportunities within the insurance industry. He discussed Travelers' focus on digitization and modernization, the critical need for attracting young talent to the industry and his mission to leave the insurance world better than he found it. Watch the video recording: https://connerins.com/risk-and-resolve/?wchannelid=6jgsnm0r44&wmediaid=puxrzk434z.  --- Visit the Travelers Institute® website: http://travelersinstitute.org/. Join the Travelers Institute® email list: https://travl.rs/488XJZM. Subscribe to the Travelers Institute® Podcast newsletter on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/build-relation/newsletter-follow?entityUrn=7328774828839100417.  Connect with Travelers Institute® President Joan Woodward on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joan-kois-woodward/. 

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Katrina takes Paige and Cynthia on a treasure hunt during this episode. They discuss finding treasure, stewarding treasure, and sharing treasure! Listen until the end as Katrina shares when Jesus showed her how He sees us as His treasure!

Message from Jon Moore on January 25, 2026

#21 | "Stewarding the Master's Business" | Luke 19:11-27 | Josh Young

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Message from Aron Kirk on January 11, 2026

How should Christians think about work, productivity, and the use of time? In this episode of the Sound Words Podcast, Pastor Aaron Nicholson and Pastor Jesse Randolph are joined by Reagan Rose, Bible teacher and creator of Redeeming Productivity. Together, they explore how Scripture shapes our view of diligence, rest, and stewardship, how productivity can become an idol, and how the gospel reorients our daily tasks, goals, and schedules for God's glory. This conversation offers both biblical clarity and practical encouragement for believers who feel overwhelmed, distracted, or unsure how to use their time well.Sound Words is a ministry of Indian Hills Community Church, a Bible teaching church in Lincoln, NE. Sound Words is also a partner of Foundations Media, a collective of Christian creators passionate about promoting biblical theology and applying it to everyday life. Learn more at https://foundationsmedia.org. Follow on Instagram Follow on Facebook Follow on YouTube Follow on Twitter Follow on Threads Visit https://ihcc.org

Ps. Aaron kicks off 2026 with a powerful message during our Anointing Oil Sunday services! Personal revival is not something you inherit, borrow, or sustain through activity alone—it must be stewarded through intimacy, obedience, and readiness. In this message, we explore the parable of the ten virgins and what it means to carry oil that lasts.Revival is not a moment—it's a mandate.Oil must be stewarded.Intimacy must be guarded.Readiness must be maintained.Watch therefore… and keep your lamp burning!For more information about Citipointe Northern Colorado go to citipointenoco.com!

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In this reflective episode, Kristi Bush discusses the challenges and wins of 2025, emphasizing the importance of intentionality and self-care. She introduces the concept of 'stewardship' as her guiding principle for 2026, encouraging listeners to consider how they care for their health, families, and communities. The conversation highlights the need for present, grounded adults in the lives of children and the significance of embracing imperfections in parenting and personal growth.TakeawaysThis year was both absolutely amazing and incredibly challenging.Choosing a word for the year helps focus intentions.Healing is not linear; it involves ups and downs.Intentional work sharpens impact rather than shrinking it.We need present parents, not perfect ones.Stewarding health means not pushing beyond limits.Consider what you are entrusted with and how to steward it.Stewardship encourages moving from reaction to responsibility.Reflecting on the past year can reveal personal growth. www.knbcommunications.com

Everyone wants the "oil." We pray for the anointing and we desire the power to change lives through our actions in partnership with Him. But here is the hard truth: The oil only comes through the crushing. In this episode of The Leader's Cut, Preston Morrison sits down with Tim Ross to have a real, raw conversation about the cost of carrying heaven's oil. This isn't just about "getting" anointed; it's about the beautiful process of stewardship. In this conversation, Preston and Tim dive into: The Hidden Price Tag: Why most people want the platform but aren't willing to endure the process that produces the oil. Stewarding the Flow: How to ensure that what God puts on you doesn't destroy what's in you. The "Crushing" Process: Why your seasons of greatest pain are often the very moments God is extracting the most valuable oil for your future. Authority vs. Ambition: Learning the difference between climbing a ladder and being summoned to a seat. If you've been feeling the "press" lately, or if you're wondering why the path to your calling feels so costly, this episode is your manual for the middle. It's time to stop chasing the flame and start understanding the fuel.        

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