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The Stewardology Podcast

The Stewardology Podcast
Financial Stewardship
Biblical Stewardship
Generosity
Stewardship
Budgeting
Debt Management
Biblical Financial Stewardship
Prosperity Gospel
Financial Planning
Christianity
Inflation
Debt
The Good Steward
Biblical Principles
Financial Peace University
Personal Finance
Social Security
Retirement Planning
Emergency Fund
Government Spending

Financial Advisor Tim Russell, CFP® of Life Financial Group, and Pastor Drew Gysi of Life Institute, explore the Theology of Biblical Financial Stewardship and its application to everyday financial decisions. For more, visit www.StewardologyPodcast.com

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The ministry is growing, but the old model has limits. In this episode, we share what’s next. From expanding beyond the live seminar, to developing a new video curriculum, and bringing our resources together under the name Stewardol... more

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Prayer and finances belong together. In this episode, we explore seven practical ways to pray over your money, from asking God for provision and wisdom to cultivating contentment, generosity, and faithful stewardship. As you learn t... more

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What does God actually require of a steward? In this episode, we explore 1 Corinthians 4:2 and unpack the one characteristic Scripture says every steward must possess: faithfulness. Discover how this timeless biblical principle shap... more

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Feeling overwhelmed by monthly debt payments? In this episode, we explore several ways to lower your payments, from refinancing and debt consolidation to hardship programs, while explaining the long-term tradeoffs of each approach. ... more

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Recent Guests

Pete Smith
Pastor, author of Remember the Poor, joiner of the discussion
Pastor, Wilkinsburg, PA; Grass Market Press author
Episode: 283: Remember the Poor (Ft. Pete Smith)
Diana Vuolo
Founder and President of SWAN for Kids.
SWAN for Kids
Episode: 264: Stewarding Your Story with Diana Vuolo
Michael Blue
Director of Discipleship at the Ron Blue Institute
Ron Blue Institute
Episode: 255: Aligning Faith & Money with Michael Blue (Ron Blue Institute)
Stephen Rohrer
Paraplanner transitioning to advisor
Life Financial Group
Episode: 224: Why Does Jesus Make Stewardship a Central Theme?
Dave Oxenford
Pair planner at Life Financial Group and guest speaker
Life Financial Group
Episode: 216: Tasks to Complete When a Loved One Dies (Ft. Dave Oxenford)

Hosts

Tim Russell
Host of the Stewardology Podcast, financial advisor, with a long-running role in Life Financial Group and Stewardology initiatives.
Drew Gysi
Co-host and pastor, associated with Life Institute; frequently contributes biblical, practical stewardship guidance.
Tyler Rutherford
Producer and co-host, coordinating production and guest engagement for Stewardology.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 70 ratings
  • Great podcast!

    It’s great hearing finance professionals share biblical values and relate it to their industry.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jmeyer116
    United Statesa year ago
  • Very good biblical perspective on money management

    I decided to search for this podcast during the seminar Life Institute held in my church. Being a podcast junky I am always looking for new podcasts to listen to. I waited until I listened to the first 100 episodes before I write my opinion about it. Although I am only 37 years old, I wish I knew 10 years ago what I know now after listening. Coming from a different country (I was born in Romania and migrated to the USA 10 years ago) there are many things I didn’t know, including how money works,... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Andrei braescu
    United States2 years ago
  • Great mix of biblical wisdom and principles with application to financial decisions

    Really very good, listening from England but the same biblical wisdom and principles apply! Keep turning out the content.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dave54123
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • Practical and challenging

    Really appreciate the practical wisdom and occasionally the examples from Tim’s client experiences. Also, the direct challenging of how often times biblical stewardship is very different from the culture we live in. And I appreciate stewardship axioms being presented with scripture back up and personal experience.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Indy Gary
    United States2 years ago
  • Stewardology, where theology meets finances & more..

    This podcast has phenomenal advice, it is a true gem! I found this podcast on a whole different app called Wrath & Grace (which I recommend) a couple of months ago. I had been a listener of the Dave Ramsey Show for some time, but I felt compelled to look for a podcast that focused more on stewardship. Only the first five episodes were available on W&G at the time, and the content was exactly what I needed. The hosts Tim Russell & Drew Gysi broke down the topics and had very practical advice that... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Markpeace
    United States3 years ago

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Balances theology and finance in a relatable way for families.
Consistently encouraging and non-anxious about money topics.
Praise for clear, actionable stewardship guidance and real-life examples.
Shows strong biblical foundations with practical money wisdom.

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

286: Ask the Financial Advisor (Part 3)
Q: How can I prove that a financial advisor is worth their salt?
Seek Christian character, verify credit and background honesty, assess competence across topics, check credentials (e.g., CFP or CKA), and ensure the advisor demonstrates insight rather than selling a single product.
270: Why Incorporate a Donor Advised Fund in my Giving Plan?
Q: Who does not need a donor advised fund?
If your charitable giving is primarily directed to one organization or if you are giving directly out of cash without any complex assets, you likely do not need a donor advised fund.
270: Why Incorporate a Donor Advised Fund in my Giving Plan?
Q: What is a donor advised fund?
A donor advised fund is a kind of charitable investment account designed to enhance charitable giving by allowing donors to direct the distribution of funds to various ministries over time.
264: Stewarding Your Story with Diana Vuolo
Q: How did God guide you from a traumatic childhood to founding SWAN for Kids?
Diana explains that her experiences shaped her desire to help children in distress, leading to the founding of her non-profit.
261: Ask the Pastor: Church Finance Edition
Q: What are some good practices for financial transparency to the congregation?
Full transparency about finances is vital, but detailed individual salaries should be grouped to protect privacy while ensuring congregants are informed.

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A faith-forward financial podcast that blends biblical stewardship with practical money guidance. Hosted by a financial advisor and a pastor, the show explores how theology informs everyday decisions about budgeting, debt, investing, and generosity, with a focus on helping listeners steward resources for kingdom purposes. The format mixes scripture, real-life stories, and actionable steps, making complex topics approachable for Christians seeking financial clarity and principled living. A standout element is the deliberate integration of biblical teaching with modern financial concepts, appealing to both church communities and financially minded individuals seeking ethical guidance.

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