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EPISODE · Mar 3, 2025 · 13 MIN

DEVOTIONAL: Do Your Key Metrics Reflect Your Role as a Steward?

from Redemptive Economics · host Mike Hatch

In the grand economy of creation, we often forget a fundamental truth: we own nothing. Every resource, every talent, every opportunity flows from the Master's hand. When we truly grasp this reality, it transforms our approach to business leadership.Principle #1 - We acknowledge God’s absolute sovereignty over all creation, and the lordship of Jesus Christ over all areas of life. God grants us dominion as stewards, not owners, and we are called to manage His resources in accordance with His kingdom purposes.Scriptures: Psalm 24:1; Colossians 1:16-17* * SUPPORT US WITH BITCOIN * *Geyser Bitcoin Fundraising Campaign (https://geyser.fund/project/redemptiveeconomicspodcast)Tip through Strike (https://strike.me/redemptiveeconomicsllc/)SPONSORS:Seneca Hills Man Camp | senecahills.orgCONNECT:[email protected] Mike Hatch to receive your free pdf of the 15 Redemptive Economic Principles and Devotional. Learn how to build your business on biblical principles for eternal significance.Website:https://redemptiveeconomics.com/YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@redemptiveeconomicsRumble:https://rumble.com/c/c-6649253Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/redemptiveeconomicsSupport the show

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In the grand economy of creation, we often forget a fundamental truth: we own nothing. Every resource, every talent, every opportunity flows from the Master's hand. When we truly grasp this reality, it transforms our approach to business leadership. Principle #1 - We acknowledge God’s absolute sovereignty over all creation, and the lordship of Jesus Christ over all areas of life. God grants us dominion as stewards, not owners, and we are called to manage His resources in accordance with His k...

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