In a culture that celebrates competition and solo superstars, biblical stewardship points us in a different direction – toward collaboration. In this episode of The Steward, we explore how God's design for stewardship has always been a team effort, from the Garden of Eden to the early Church. Using powerful examples from Scripture – Adam and Eve, Nehemiah’s builders, and Jesus’ disciples – we unpack five reasons why collaborative ministry is not just more effective, but a faithful reflection of God’s design. Whether you are leading a church, managing a business, raising a family, or launching a Kingdom initiative, this episode will challenge you to stop chasing MVP status and start building a team.  

In this episode of The Steward, we explore the biblical view of work as part of God's divine design. Moving beyond the common love-hate relationship many have with work, we uncover how work is not a result of sin but part of God's original, perfect creation. In this episode we challenge the modern divide between "secular" and "sacred" work, showing how every job, from the potter to the preacher, is a calling from God. Join us as we elevate our perspective on work, seeing it as God's tool for purpose, growth, and glory.

Before money, before church buildings, before even the fall of man — there was stewardship. From the very beginning, God entrusted humanity with the care of His creation, making stewardship our first calling, ministry, and responsibility. In this episode of The Steward, host Daniel Felipe challenges the common misconception that stewardship is just about money. Instead, he unpacks the biblical truth that everything belongs to God and that we are merely caretakers of His divine resources. Through the creation account and the Jesus’ teachings, we’ll rediscover how stewardship shapes our faith, our daily lives, and the mission of the Church.