Every February, we do something that feels almost rebellious in today’s culture—we practice telling ourselves no. No extra spending. No impulse buys. No quick coffee runs or “let’s just grab takeout.” Instead, we use what’s already in the house, clean out the freezer and pantry, and slow life down just enough to notice how often spending has replaced presence.

In this episode, we talk about why this simple reset is so powerful. Saying no to consumerism builds self-control, margin, and connection. And it often leads to better conversations, more time together, and a surprising amount of peace. If you’ve felt stretched thin, distracted, or stuck on the spending treadmill, this February challenge might be exactly the reset your family needs.

This is Episode 2 of the Abrahamic Starter Kit, where we lay out what Scripture actually calls the primary mission of men: marry, multiply, and fill the earth. We return to Genesis 1 and 1 Corinthians 7 to challenge the idea that marriage and children are optional, secondary, or a distraction from “real” ministry. They aren’t. They are central to God’s design.

Whether you’re single, married, or already a dad, this episode resets the vision for family, fruitfulness, and legacy. We talk practically about how marriage must function differently when dominion—not comfort—is the goal. If you’re ready to stop drifting with culture and start building something that lasts for generations, this episode will rewire how you see your mission.

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After the sudden loss of a close friend, we felt compelled to have a conversation most fathers avoid—but shouldn’t. In this episode, we talk honestly about preparing your family for the unthinkable. Not because money can ease grief (it can’t), but because wise preparation can remove unnecessary fear, confusion, and pressure when tragedy strikes.

This isn’t about morbid planning or living in fear. It’s about faithful stewardship and providing for your family which is what every father is responsible for. Loving your family means planning for both the future you hope for and the one you can’t predict.

Pop Christianity has sold families a version of faith that looks good on the surface, but quietly undermines God’s design for marriage, children, and legacy.

In this episode, Steven is joined by Jeff Davenport to expose 5 big lies threatening the biblical family and to introduce The Abrahamic Starter Kit—a short, no-fluff series designed to help Christian men step off the spiritual merry-go-round and start building multi-generational faithfulness.

This conversation is especially for dads who sense there’s more to biblical leadership but haven’t had the language or framework to articulate it yet. Stick around, and you’ll begin to see your family, faith, and future through a completely different lens.

About Abraham’s Wallet: Abraham’s Wallet exists to inspire and equip Biblical family leaders.

What if the “safe” job you’re clinging to is actually holding you back from the calling God wired you for?

In this episode, Steven sits down with longtime friend and father of nine, Michael Beausejour,to unpack how an ordinary corporate employee stepped out in faith, built a thriving framing business from scratch, and provided more for his family than he ever imagined.

Michael wasn’t trained in construction. He wasn’t an entrepreneur. He had a demanding day job and a growing family.

Whether you’re dreaming about starting a business, just feeling stuck, or wondering how to take a faithful risk without blowing up your family’s stability, this conversation will give you the courage, clarity, and practical wisdom you need for faithful, fatherly, entrepreneurship. 

About Abraham’s Wallet: Abraham’s Wallet exists to inspire and equip Biblical family leaders.

“I’ve been fired from four churches in five years because weak men can’t handle my masculinity.”

Yep. That’s a real tweet - and it’s the perfect picture of what happens when men refuse to take responsibility for their own failures.

In this episode, we break down why blame-shifting is destroying the credibility of Christian men, and why building a culture of accountability is essential if you want to lead your home, church, or community with integrity.

If you want to be a man your family trusts, your church respects, and God can use—this is where it starts.

About Abraham’s Wallet: Abraham’s Wallet exists to inspire and equip Biblical family leaders.

As the new year begins, this episode is a word of encouragement for Abrahamic fathers who are carrying more than most people ever see.

For the dads who shoulder responsibility quietly.

It’s easy to lose sight of why we’re doing all of this.

In this special New Year’s address, Steven calls fathers back to their divine assignment: to love their wives as Christ loved the Church, to die daily for the good of their families, and to lead with sacrificial strength. This isn’t about hype or resolutions—it’s about faithfulness, holiness, and stewarding every area of life God has entrusted to you.

As we step into 2026, this is your reminder: what you do matters.

The Kingdom starts at home.

About Abraham’s Wallet: Abraham’s Wallet exists to inspire and equip Biblical family leaders.

In this special episode, Steven sits down with one of his very first disciples from 30 years ago, Phil Ronsley. 

Enjoy this heartfelt conversation about long-term discipleship, building deep relationships with children, forming a strong family identity, and why your local community matters now more than ever. Tune in to be encouraged and challenged by what really matters in life.

Tithing means we write a check to the church for 10% of our income, right?? Is this what the Bible actually says to is tithing is something bigger - something more intentional? 

On today’s podcast we are going to turn off the autopilot on our bank accounts and embrace the invitation to partner with God in ruling our resources. 

Every year, families slide into the same five Christmas traps.  And every year, those traps lead to the same results: debt, stress, disappointment, and a Christmas that looks nothing like the King we’re celebrating.

If you're tired of chaotic, expensive, spiritually thin Christmases, this is your reset.

About Abraham’s Wallet: Abraham’s Wallet exists to inspire and equip Biblical family leaders.