A true man is not measured by how much he controls but by how faithfully he manages what God has entrusted to him. Every man is a steward—of his life, his family, and his divine calling. Genesis 2:15 says, “The Lord God took the man and put him in the garden of Eden to work it and take care of it.” From the beginning, God designed men to cultivate, protect, and lead—not as owners, but as caretakers under His authority. Your strength, wisdom, and influence are sacred trusts, meant to reflect God’s character, not to feed ego or pride.
As a husband and father, stewardship means recognizing that your family belongs first to God. You are not their master—you are their guide, provider, and priest. Your words shape the faith of your household; your choices define their peace. When you lead in love, serve with humility, and pray over your home, you honor the One who placed you there. Ephesians 5:25 reminds men, “Husbands, love your wives, just as Christ loved the church and gave himself up for her.” That’s the standard of godly stewardship—sacrificial love.
In calling and ministry, stewardship demands integrity. What you build for God must be handled with reverence, not entitlement. It’s not about popularity, but faithfulness. Every sermon, decision, and action should echo one desire—to please the Master. When a man understands he is a steward, not an owner, pride fades and purpose takes over. His leadership becomes worship.
Self-Assessment:
– Do I see my family, calling, and influence as divine trusts or personal possessions?
– Am I leading my home and work with humility, prayer, and accountability?
– How well am I reflecting God’s character in how I love, serve, and lead?
Prince Victor Matthew
Hope Expression Values You
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