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This podcast is for family leaders and those who aspire to think multigenerationally about their money, culture, work, family and community. Living out a multigenerational mindset that embraces good stewardship as a building block of God’s Kingdom on Earth might produce Abrahamic levels of impact. Can you imagine?!© 2019 Abrahams Wallet Economia Spiritualità
  • 5 BIG Lies that Threaten God’s Design for your Family
    Jan 21 2026

    Pop Christianity has sold families a version of faith that looks good on the surface, but quietly undermines God’s design for marriage, children, and legacy.

    In this episode, Steven is joined by Jeff Davenport to expose 5 big lies threatening the biblical family and to introduce The Abrahamic Starter Kit—a short, no-fluff series designed to help Christian men step off the spiritual merry-go-round and start building multi-generational faithfulness.

    This conversation is especially for dads who sense there’s more to biblical leadership but haven’t had the language or framework to articulate it yet. Stick around, and you’ll begin to see your family, faith, and future through a completely different lens. Links Mentioned in this Episode: Pagen Christianity The Open Church

    About Abraham’s Wallet: Abraham’s Wallet exists to inspire and equip Biblical family leaders. Please partner with us in inspiring and equipping multi-gen families at https://abrahamswallet.com/support AW website Apple Podcasts Spotify YouTube Facebook LinkedIn Instagram

    Chapters
    • (00:00:00) - The Abrahamic Starter Kit
    • (00:03:04) - The Symbols of the Family
    • (00:04:20) - 5 Big Lies That Threaten God's Design for Your Family
    • (00:06:54) - He Deserves A Mission
    • (00:14:09) - Wonders' gatherings and the Great Commission
    • (00:22:40) - Hebrews 6: The Basic Skills
    • (00:24:19) - The Pastor is the Real Spiritual Head of Your Home
    • (00:29:55) - The Role of the Pastor in a Church
    • (00:33:25) - Abrahamic Family Leader Lie #4
    • (00:40:13) - Give to the Local Church House
    • (00:42:57) - No Child Is a Burden
    • (00:46:54) - Overvaluing Children in the Culture
    • (00:50:00) - The fruit of the Pop Christian story
    • (00:54:11) - The Problem with Church Services
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  • Fathers, Stop Letting Fear Decide Your Future
    Jan 14 2026

    What if the “safe” job you’re clinging to is actually holding you back from the calling God wired you for?

    In this episode, Steven sits down with longtime friend and father of nine, Michael Beausejour,to unpack how an ordinary corporate employee stepped out in faith, built a thriving framing business from scratch, and provided more for his family than he ever imagined.

    Michael wasn’t trained in construction. He wasn’t an entrepreneur. He had a demanding day job and a growing family. But he also had a God-given itch to build, create, and multiply—and he refused to ignore it.

    Whether you’re dreaming about starting a business, just feeling stuck, or wondering how to take a faithful risk without blowing up your family’s stability, this conversation will give you the courage, clarity, and practical wisdom you need for faithful, fatherly, entrepreneurship.

    Chapters
    • (00:00:00) - Abraham's Wallet
    • (00:01:31) - Michael Buble on His Hockey Tournament
    • (00:02:01) - The Amazing Transition From Full-Time Employee to Full Time Entrepreneur
    • (00:08:24) - Michael Jackson on Becoming An ENFP
    • (00:12:22) - Bradley on Starting His Own Business
    • (00:18:44) - Many framers struggle to get jobs
    • (00:19:47) - Starting Your Own Business in Your 20s
    • (00:22:45) - How to Build a Work-Life Balance
    • (00:24:32) - The Scariest Moment in My Business
    • (00:29:29) - Married Men Talk About Responsibilities
    • (00:30:58) - Leading a Large Business with Multiple Jobs this year
    • (00:36:26) - Good Samaritan Tells Story of His Pro Golfer
    • (00:36:49) - Amino on Side Businesses
    • (00:39:20) - Abraham's Wallet: Prayer for Family Legacy
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    41 min
  • When "Manliness" Is Really Pride in Disguise
    Jan 7 2026

    “I’ve been fired from four churches in five years because weak men can’t handle my masculinity.”

    Yep. That’s a real tweet - and it’s the perfect picture of what happens when men refuse to take responsibility for their own failures.

    In this episode, we break down why blame-shifting is destroying the credibility of Christian men, and why building a culture of accountability is essential if you want to lead your home, church, or community with integrity.

    If you want to be a man your family trusts, your church respects, and God can use—this is where it starts.

    About Abraham’s Wallet: Abraham’s Wallet exists to inspire and equip Biblical family leaders. Please partner with us in inspiring and equipping multi-gen families at https://abrahamswallet.com/support AW website Apple Podcasts Spotify YouTube Facebook LinkedIn Instagram

    Chapters
    • (00:00:00) - Be a Biblical Boss
    • (00:00:48) - Employee Complaints and the Economy
    • (00:02:49) - Pastor Loses His Fourth Job in 5 Years
    • (00:07:35) - This Pastor Lashes Out Over His Long Twitter Rant
    • (00:11:26) - I Misspoke On The Sukkot Epistle
    • (00:14:34) - Culture of Accountability and Reparation
    • (00:15:50) - Proverbs: Open Rejection of Bad Parenting
    • (00:19:48) - Galatians 6: For Brothers' Accountability
    • (00:20:19) - What is Repentance?
    • (00:25:24) - Holding Others to Accountability
    • (00:26:01) - What Does a Leader Need to Be Like?
    • (00:34:17) - The Culture of Accountability in a Church
    • (00:40:38) - The Importance of Conviction, Humility and Openness
    • (00:44:44) - Call to Action for Christians
    • (00:46:53) - Look inward before you blame
    • (00:50:22) - Abraham's Wallet
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    51 min
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