Servant leadership is rooted here in noticing the small jobs and the people behind them.
Curt Euler presents servant leadership as a habit of seeing the small jobs that keep a company moving and treating the people who do them as part of the whole.

Faith, work, and calling made practical.
Inspired Stewardship blends reflective Bible teaching with long-form interviews about leadership, recovery, business, purpose, and personal change. Its best moments treat faith as something lived through ordinary choices, workplace relationships, family life, and seasons of uncertainty.
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Inspired Stewardship is a Christian personal growth show built around reflective teaching and patient interviews. It has a steady, pastoral pace. Episodes often begin with a question of calling, faithfulness, or responsibility, then move toward lived examples rather than abstract advice. The Spiritual Foundation episodes draw from passages such as John 20, Matthew 28, Ezekiel 37, Psalm 130, Romans 8, and Palm Sunday readings. They use those texts to consider doubt, resurrection hope, active waiting, grace, community, and the strange courage of following when the next step is not fully explained. The show is comfortable admitting uncertainty. Thomas is treated less as a failure than as a recognizably human figure, someone who gives language to the questions many believers carry. That warmth matters. Interview episodes bring similar concerns into work and family life, with conversations about entrepreneurship, coaching, servant leadership, recovery, business as a mission field, high performance, and authenticity. Guests describe turning points, hidden assumptions, personal struggle, and the pressure to appear fine when life is not fine. The show listens for the moral lesson inside those stories. It keeps returning to practical stewardship: how people handle their attention, relationships, gifts, influence, and resources. The language is plain. The pace leaves room for testimony, correction, and application. It is not a hype-driven productivity show, even when it talks about work and ambition. It is more interested in whether success forms a whole person. For listeners who want Christian encouragement with room for doubt, service, recovery, and ordinary discipline, Inspired Stewardship offers a grounded companion.
Made for: For Christian listeners who want personal growth shaped by scripture, honest reflection, and practical responsibility. It especially suits people thinking about calling, leadership, recovery, entrepreneurship, or how faith should affect ordinary work and relationships.
What sets it apart: The show pairs scripture-centered reflection with testimonial interviews, giving spiritual ideas room to become concrete habits and choices. Its strength is the way it treats stewardship as whole-life formation rather than narrow productivity advice.
If you've ever had a calling but felt stuck listen to get unstuck so you can live your calling. The Inspired Stewardship Podcast will help you focus on investing in yourself, investing in others, developing your influence, and impacting the world by becoming a better steward of your time, your talent, and your treasures.Want to be a guest on Inspired Stewardship? Send Scott Maderer a message on PodMatch, here: https://www.podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/scottmaderer
Based on 4 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Scott Maderer connects workplace leadership and personal accountability through guest conversations grounded in practical choices and an explicit Christian framework.
Inspired Stewardship treats work as a test of character, with Scott Maderer guiding guest interviews toward the decisions beneath performance.
This is where career ambition gets asked whether it serves your faith or merely keeps you busy.
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Servant leadership is rooted here in noticing the small jobs and the people behind them.
Curt Euler presents servant leadership as a habit of seeing the small jobs that keep a company moving and treating the people who do them as part of the whole.
A faith-forward conversation about identity, stewardship, and getting unstuck.
This episode centers on stewardship, identity, and Peter Collette's effort to write a book for the version of himself who felt stuck in 2012. It follows his questions about what was wrong and why things were not working, then traces how reading the Bible helped him move beyond…
A grounded conversation about waiting, faith, and the conduct that reveals what a person is trying to live out.
The episode frames waiting as more than stalled progress: it becomes a pressure point that reveals how someone actually lives. Sam Wechner talks through The Weight of the Wait by tying delayed outcomes and difficult responses to faith, everyday behavior, and the character he…
Dr. Len Lopez connects a five-step framework with accountability, faith, and the daily work of living a calling.
Inspired Stewardship centers on Dr. Len Lopez's five-step method for living out a calling through personal accountability. The conversation links small daily actions to time, talent, and treasures, then makes the framework practical through Lopez's accountability journal, a tool…


Faith, focus, and steady daily encouragement.

Odd questions, followed patiently down to the incentives.



On Inspired Stewardship, Scott Bader interviews Kevin Thompson about creating more than $16 million through strategic partnerships and becoming a trusted connector for entrepreneurs.
This episode explores John 20:19-30, discussing how people often relate to Thomas's doubt and emphasizing that true belief comes from being rather than just seeing.
This episode features an interview with Scott Ferguson discussing his mission to help people live out their calling through faith, overcoming fear, and using business as a mission field.
This episode explores Matthew 28:1-10, discussing how to recognize subtle spiritual gifts like grace and community love rather than seeking flashy signs.
This episode features an interview with Elaine Lankford about her coaching work with female entrepreneurs through She Steps Forward, focusing on helping women embrace their calling and impact the world.
Work is not sealed off from the rest of life.
The host opens by linking the show to time, talent, treasures, and calling.
The conversation begins with the burden of waiting.
What can five small steps change in a person's daily life?
This episode features an interview with Rob Tracz discussing how his coaching helps entrepreneurs grow, the relationship between health and mindset, and the connection between faith and fitness.
This episode features an interview with Michael Clausen discussing how morning routines, productivity, and spirituality intersect to help individuals live out their calling and achieve success.
This episode features an interview with Joel Miller discussing how proper financial management helps individuals focus on their true calling by mastering time, talent, and treasures.
This episode features an interview with Paris Cluff discussing his journey from food stamps to financial freedom, focusing on mindset, spiritual alignment, and stewardship.