By Dr. Scott Rodin | June 5, 2023 Learning To Pray … Again: Part Four – The Steward’s Confession We are on a five-week journey reflecting on Jesus’s instructions to His disciples on how they should pray – what we know as The Lord’s Prayer. We are considering how The ... read on

By Dr. Scott Rodin | May 30, 2023 Learning To Pray … Again: Part Three – The Steward’s Confidence We are on a five-week journey reflecting on Jesus’s instructions to His disciples on how they should pray – what we know as The Lord’s Prayer. We are considering how The ... read on

By Dr. Scott Rodin | May 23, 2023 Learning To Pray … Again: Part Two – The Steward’s Commitment We are on a five-week journey reflecting on Jesus’s instructions to His disciples on how they should pray – what we know as The Lord’s Prayer. We are considering how The ... read on

By Dr. Scott Rodin | May 16, 2023 As stewards, God is always teaching us. Part of the joy of living openhandedly as a surrendered steward is watching how God continually guides us into new levels of intimacy with him. The greatest avenue to this intimacy is prayer, yet for ... read on

By Dr. Scott Rodin | May 9, 2023 I am writing this blog with great excitement to announce a change in the future of The Steward’s Journey. You will notice that this blog post comes to you under two names: The Steward’s Journey and the Center for Steward Leader Studies. ... read on

By Dr. Scott Rodin | About ten years ago, my Steward’s Journey board challenged me to consider creating an assessment tool to help Christian leaders understand where they were on their journey of becoming steward leaders. At the same time, doctoral students were starting to ask for an empirical tool ... read on

By Dr. Scott Rodin | For the past nine years, this blog has been dedicated to helping the body of Christ embrace the call to be faithful stewards in a world of owners. We have written frequently on the contrast between the worldview of an owner vs. the calling of ... read on

By Dr. Scott Rodin | A few nights ago, while watching the news, I found myself muttering the same words story after story. “How can people think that way? What kind of values drive these attitudes? How can they see the world this way? I can’t even begin to conceive ... read on

By Dr. Scott Rodin | Easter Saturday morning Linda and I were having prayer and coffee on our deck, and we were discussing how this day was called Black Saturday by the ancient church. We wondered how the disciples must have felt, huddled in a secret room, scared, stunned, despondent. ... read on

By Dr. Scott Rodin | This blog series is focused on one powerful, audacious truth. We have enough. I am urging us to cultivate a heart that embraces this truth, believes this truth and lives with its assurance. Deep contentment is the fruit of the heart that believes it has enough. Contentment means being at peace in ... read on