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Kingdom Stewardship
Biblical financial stewardship — what it means to manage money as a Kingdom disciple.
Kingdom Stewardship treats money the way the rest of this series treats identity, calling, and prophecy: as something Scripture actually addresses in detail, not a topic left to secular budgeting advice with a Bible verse pasted on top. The starting premise is ownership, not management — the same premise Kingdom Essentials Session 11 builds a whole session on:
“The Lord owns the earth and all it contains, the world and all who live in it.”Psalm 24:1, NET
“Now what is sought in stewards is that one be found faithful.”1 Corinthians 4:2, NET
“Therefore, each of us will give an account of himself to God.”Romans 14:12, NET
If everything you hold already belongs to God, the question a Kingdom disciple asks about money isn’t how do I get more of it but am I managing what’s already His well — the same question the servants in the Parable of the Talents were judged on, not by how much they started with, but by what they did with it.
“His master answered, ‘Well done, good and faithful slave! You have been faithful with a few things. I will put you in charge of many things. Enter into the joy of your master.’”Matthew 25:23, NET
Who this is for
Every disciple manages money, whether or not they’ve ever thought about it as a spiritual discipline. This course is for anyone ready to bring their finances under the same Kingdom lordship the rest of this series applies to identity, purpose, and calling — not a debt-elimination program, though the practical disciplines that come with faithful stewardship (budgeting, giving, saving, avoiding debt) are part of living it out.
Not yet drafted. Renamed from EveryDollar (confirmed 2026-08-26); the original EveryDollar page was a placeholder with no course description ever written, and no dedicated source notes for it exist yet in Dave’s drafting material (unlike Kingdom Guide and Kingdom Purpose, which draw on existing manuscripts). The overview above is grounded in Scripture already used elsewhere in this series rather than course-specific material — the actual session structure (session count TBD), and the stewardship-specific theology beyond this general framing, still needs to be drafted.