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God Owns It All: Biblical Stewardship versus Ownership
If you’ve ever felt pressure, anxiety, or confusion around money, even as a believer, this episode will reframe everything. www.francoisentrepreneur.com
The Bible doesn’t say God helps you own. It says God already owns.
That means:
Ownership says: “This is mine.”
Stewardship says: “This is entrusted to me.”
And here’s the key distinction:
Owners measure success by accumulation.
Stewards measure success by faithfulness.
When you internalize Psalm 24:1, money stops being an idol and starts becoming an assignment.
Stewardship Requires Responsibility
Stewardship isn’t passive. It’s not spiritual laziness dressed as faith. In Scripture, stewards are accountable.
Jesus made this crystal clear in the Parable of the Talents.
The servants weren’t judged by how much they had but by how they managed what was entrusted to them.
God rewards faithfulness, not comparison
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By Davidson FrancoisIf you’ve ever felt pressure, anxiety, or confusion around money, even as a believer, this episode will reframe everything. www.francoisentrepreneur.com
The Bible doesn’t say God helps you own. It says God already owns.
That means:
Ownership says: “This is mine.”
Stewardship says: “This is entrusted to me.”
And here’s the key distinction:
Owners measure success by accumulation.
Stewards measure success by faithfulness.
When you internalize Psalm 24:1, money stops being an idol and starts becoming an assignment.
Stewardship Requires Responsibility
Stewardship isn’t passive. It’s not spiritual laziness dressed as faith. In Scripture, stewards are accountable.
Jesus made this crystal clear in the Parable of the Talents.
The servants weren’t judged by how much they had but by how they managed what was entrusted to them.
God rewards faithfulness, not comparison