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Is the money we earn really ours? Episode 36 opens Psalm 24:1 to show why God’s ownership changes how Christian men work, spend, save, provide, plan, enjoy, and give. Corey distinguishes stewardship from shame and prosperity formulas, then gives men an Open-Hand Review for one real financial decision this week. Chapters 00:00 Is My Money Really Mine? 03:34 Earning Without Self-Made Pride 05:44 What Money Reveals About Trust 07:43 Marriage and Family Stewardship 09:58 Plan, Enjoy, and Give

Open Hands | Equipped in 5 We work hard for our money, make the payments, and carry the responsibility. But does earning it make it ours? In this week’s Equipped in 5, we look at Psalm 24:1 and what it means to live as stewards instead of owners. Our money, work, possessions, and opportunities ultimately belong to God. We’ve been trusted to manage them faithfully. This devotion challenges us to take an honest look at how we earn, spend, save, give, and make financial decisions, and ask one sim

Why do dependable men keep carrying work pressure, family responsibility, ministry needs, and private battles alone? Episode 35 opens Nehemiah 4:6 to distinguish personal responsibility from self-sufficiency. Corey shows how trustworthy brotherhood, clear roles, concrete help, and wise boundaries equip Christian men to serve shoulder to shoulder without abandoning their own assignment. Chapters 00:00 Why Men Carry Everything Alone 01:31 Nehemiah 4:6: Biblical Teamwork 04:05 Responsibility v

Share the Load Strength does not mean carrying everything alone. In this Equipped in 5 devotion, we look at Nehemiah 4:6 and what the rebuilding of the wall teaches us about responsibility, brotherhood, and humble dependence on others. Godly men carry their part, but they do not pretend they have to carry the whole wall. This week, we are challenged to identify one burden we have been carrying alone and invite a trustworthy brother to help us take the next faithful step.

What does Romans 12:10 mean when it tells Christians to outdo one another in showing honor? Episode 34 helps men distinguish biblical honor from flattery, comparison, silence, and unhealthy ‘honor culture.’ Corey gives practical examples for home, work, church, and brotherhood, plus one specific practice for strengthening a man this week. Chapters 00:00 Why Men Struggle to Encourage Each Other 01:26 Romans 12:10: What Biblical Honor Means 04:11 Why Comparison Makes Honor Feel Scarce 06:04

In this week’s Equipped in 5, we look at Romans 12:10 and what it means to go first in honor. Biblical honor is not flattery or fake praise. It is learning to notice faithfulness, name it clearly, and encourage what God is doing in the people around us. This week’s challenge: Choose one man. Tell him one specific thing you see in his character, sacrifice, or faithfulness, and why it matters. Lead with strength. Serve with humility. Love like Christ. Visit equippedtoleadpodcast.com to buy the