THE STEWARDSHIP LEADER PODCAST
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Practical, biblical conversations for church leaders who want to make stewardship part of everyday discipleship—not an afterthought or a fundraising moment.
The Stewardship Leader Podcast
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Each episode explores the real stewardship questions churches are facing—from generosity and discipleship to financial wisdom, leadership, and ministry health.
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Business as Ministry: Stewarding More Than the Wallet
Business leaders are often seen primarily as financial supporters rather than ministers in the marketplace. In this conversation with Chad Everett of Purpose Factory, Leo Sabo explores the shift from ownership to stewardship, why faith and work should not be compartmentalized, and how churches can disciple and release business leaders to serve employees, families, customers, and communities with lasting Kingdom impact.
Stewardship Spotlight - Amber George
Amber George, Director of Kingdom Living Ministry and Operations Pastor at Crossroads Church, shares her journey from a well-paying government job to full-time ministry. Her story offers encouragement for anyone seeking to follow God’s call with faith, generosity, and purpose.
Repurpose-ment vs Retirement
Retirement can be the beginning of a meaningful new chapter, not the end of your best years. This episode invites believers to seek God’s direction, reflect on the wisdom they have gained, and live open-handedly as they use their time, experience, and resources for Kingdom impact.
4 Things to Do When You Fail
Financial setbacks can bring fear, shame, and the temptation to quit—but failure does not define you. This episode offers four practical steps to help you learn from the past, make course corrections, stay accountable, and move forward with courage and faith.
Understanding the Real Danger of Covetousness
Covetousness is more than wanting what someone else has—it can become an all-consuming form of idolatry. This episode explores why God opposes it and how believers can resist comparison, trust God’s provision, and pursue true contentment in Christ.
A Christian Theology of Business Ownership with Bill English
What does the Bible say about owning a business? Leo Sabo talks with author Bill English about integrating faith with entrepreneurship, seeing business ownership as a stewardship calling, and using the gifts and resources God entrusts to us for Kingdom purposes.
Answering the Call to Stewardship Ministry
Teaching about money in the church can feel intimidating. Paola Easton shares her journey into stewardship ministry and how Birmingham City Church grew into a more generous community—offering encouragement to leaders called to this vital work.