Welcome to Episode 17 of the Style And Stewardship Podcast

Your life matters and what you do with it does too Style And Stewardship

Welcome to episode 17 of the Style And Stewardship Podcast. In this episode, I’m speaking on a few topics. For the Believer and Follower of Christ, it’s so important that we really focus on what does not perish. Yet we have to be intentional about what remains.

I hope this episode blesses, encourages, challenges, and stirs you (it makes sense when after you hear this one).

As usual, it’s transparent and I hope it impacts whoever needs to hear it.


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Topics In this Episode

We talk about:

  • Hedonism
  • Economy
  • Poor Stewardship
  • The Garden
  • Kingdom Economy
  • Consequences
  • Legacy – beyond finances
  • Gifts
  • Impact

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Show Notes In this episode, Cher shares a powerful message about stewardship, burden, and the lies that can tempt us to despise the very responsibilities God has given us. Drawing from The Pilgrim’s Progress, Scripture, and everyday life, she encourages listeners to reject the culture’s pressure to chase ease, aesthetics, and comparison—and instead to remain faithful in the unique calling and season God has placed them in.   Key Takeaways The enemy often tries to make good things feel like burdens. God-given responsibilities are not accidents; they are assignments. Comparison can tempt us to despise our own gifts and calling. Stewarding what God has placed in front of us brings freedom and purpose. Faithfulness in ordinary responsibilities glorifies God. Topics Covered The burden of responsibility in a fallen world Spiritual discernment in a culture that values performance and image Comparing gifts, talents, and callings Stewardship in family life, motherhood, and daily work Resisting the lie that “easy” is always better Choosing faithfulness over cultural pressure Notable Message: You are not meant to be like everyone else. The difference in your life may be exactly what points others to Jesus.   Scripture References and Themes Matthew 11:28–30 :  the burden and rest found in Christ James 1:13–15 : desire, temptation, and sin James 1:5 : asking God for wisdom 1 Corinthians 10:31 : doing all things for the glory of God The Pilgrim’s Progress : the temptation to leave the path for an easier way Resources/Affiliate: The Pilgrim’s Progress Book In Modern English  The Pilgrim’s Progress free movie on YouTube  Quote Highlights “The real burden is being something that you’re not.” “Wherever God has placed you right now is where He has you.” “Do what God has called you to do.” “The enemy is a liar and the father of lies.” Listener Action Step: Take a moment today to identify one responsibility you’ve been tempted to resent. Ask God to help you see it as a gift, not a burden, and to steward it with faithfulness.    Connect with me: styleandstewardship.com  YouTube Channel  Email: hello{at}styleandstewardship[dot]com
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Scriptures Referenced

A few Scriptures referenced * all references from biblegateway.com

Stir the gifts 2 Timothy 1:6-7

Removes the Dross from Silver Proverbs 25:4 

Parable of the Wicked Servant Matthew 25:14-30

Parable of the Prodigal Son Luke 15:11-31Ecclesiastes 2:18-19

Don’t work for what perishes John 6:26-28

Leaving an inheritance Proverbs 13:22

Christ is the head of the church Colossians 1:18-23

The Order of authority Ephesians 5:21-33


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