The Entrusted Life
Biblical stewardship for everyday believers.
Everything we have, our time, gifts, money, relationships, and influence, belongs to God. He has trusted us to manage it well. Learn what that looks like, practice it together, and grow.
Our mission
It's all His. We are entrusted with it.
The Entrusted Life helps everyday believers live faithfully with the gifts and responsibilities God has entrusted to them, through Scripture-based articles, guided workbooks, and a community focused on biblical stewardship.
Stewardship isn't a church program or a talk about money. It's a way of living every part of life as someone who has been trusted, at home, at work, at church, and everywhere in between.
About The Entrusted Life →Five pillars
Everything here is organized around five pillars.
- 01
Stewardship of Life
Identity and responsibility. Everything belongs to God, and we are entrusted with it.
- 02
Stewardship of Leadership
Every believer leads somewhere: at home, at work, at church, and among friends. Influence, character, and servant leadership.
- 03
Stewardship of Time and Discipline
Connecting daily habits with faithfulness.
- 04
Stewardship of Resources
Money, work, and opportunity.
- 05
Stewardship of Faith and Spiritual Growth
Faith itself must be cultivated.
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From the blog
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Stewardship of Resources
You Will Become What You Fear: Psalm 112 and the Fear of the Lord in Your Money
Psalms 111 and 112 reveal that what you fear, you become. See how the fear of the Lord makes leaders generous, just, and steady when bad news comes.
Qunetin Robinson ·
Stewardship of Leadership
Light After Rain: Stewardship of Leadership in 2 Samuel 22-23
David's last words define leadership by what grows under it. A devotional on 2 Samuel 22-23 for leaders at work, in the community, at home, and in faith. The Wish That Became a Mission David was hiding in a stronghold. The Philistines held Bethlehem, his hometown. And in the heat of harvest season, he said something out loud that he probably never thought about twice. David longed for water and said, "Oh, that someone would get me a drink of water from the well near the gate of Bethlehem!" (2...
Qunetin Robinson ·
Stewardship of Resources
The Bronze David Never Used: Stewardship in 2 Samuel 8-9
David won more than any king before him and kept the best of it for God and others. What 2 Samuel 8-9 teaches about treasure, justice, and a promise kept. What you do with the overflow I have had seasons where nothing worked. I have also had seasons where everything did. The second kind is more dangerous. When things go badly, you pray because you have to. When things go well, you start to believe you built it. What you do with the overflow tells the truth about who you think won it. 2 Samuel...
Qunetin Robinson ·
Guided workbooks
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Work through Scripture and reflection at your own pace with a guided workbook.
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Questions
Frequently asked questions
Is it free to join?
Yes. A free account lets you join any pillar group, post on the Prayer Wall, and receive new articles by email.
What are the five pillars?
Stewardship of Life, Stewardship of Leadership, Stewardship of Time and Discipline, Stewardship of Resources, Stewardship of Faith and Spiritual Growth.
Where do I start?
Visit Start Here, read the latest Blog articles, then join the pillar group that fits your current situation.
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