The Prosperous Steward

What the Bible Really Says About Wealth

Biblical financial wisdom for the everyday believer — reframing wealth not as a reward or a sin, but as a stewardship responsibility that honours God and builds lasting security.

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Most Christians carry a quiet confusion about money. On one side, they have heard that wealth is a sign of God’s blessing. On the other, they have been warned that the love of money is the root of all evil. Somewhere between the prosperity gospel and the poverty gospel, the average believer is left without a clear theology of wealth at all.

The Prosperous Steward cuts through that confusion. Drawing on Scripture from Genesis to Revelation, Rich Abbott builds a coherent, practical theology of money — one that takes seriously both the dangers of wealth and the responsibility to build it wisely.

This is not a book about getting rich. It is a book about handling what you have — and what you will have — with the kind of integrity and intentionality that reflects the character of God. Abbott covers budgeting, generosity, debt, inheritance, and the deeper question of what your relationship with money says about what you actually believe.

Written plainly, without financial jargon or theological pretension, this book is for any believer who wants their finances to align with their faith — and who is tired of feeling guilty every time the topic comes up.