The Steward’s Walk
About this episode
This sermon discusses the importance of Christian stewardship and the heart's condition regarding money from a biblical perspective.
This sermon, "The Steward's Walk," continues the Money Lessons series by moving from a biblical worldview of money to the practical life of Christian stewardship. The central issue is not merely budgeting or financial discipline, but the condition of the heart before God. The sermon begins by examining four "money classrooms"—anxious, unstable, unaware, and secure—showing how childhood experiences with money often shape adult fears, assumptions, and habits. Yet Scripture calls believers to submit every financial attitude to the lordship of Christ. Psalm 24 establishes the foundation: "The earth is the LORD's." God owns all things; we are managers, fiduciaries, and stewards of what belongs to Him. Therefore, the Christian question is not, "What do I want to do with my money?" but, "What does the Master want me to do with His money?" The sermon contrasts fear-driven stewardship with faith-filled generosity through the Parable of the Talents and David's temple offering in 1 Chronicles 29. Wealth is not a trophy of merit, nor is poverty a mark of failure. Both are sovereignly assigned responsibilities under God's providence. New Covenant giving is presented not as legalistic…
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