Unspoken Stewardship
Unspoken Stewardship is a faith-rooted podcast about the things we were never taught to name, but were always responsible to carry.
Hosted by Dr. Lynn Abies, this podcast explores stewardship beyond finances and into identity, obedience, calling, relationships, power, rest, community, truth, and legacy. These are conversations for believers who love Jesus but are tired of shallow answers, spiritual bypassing, and cultural Christianity that avoids responsibility.
Each episode feels like a thoughtful, Spirit-led conversation, not a performance. We talk about how theology shapes daily decisions, how unexamined beliefs quietly steward our lives, and how Christ sits at the center of everything we manage, whether we acknowledge Him there or not.
This is a space for believers who want to think clearly, live intentionally, and steward what God has entrusted to them with wisdom, humility, and conviction.
No gimmicks. No hustle gospel. No pretending.
Just honest conversations, biblical depth, and the kind of stewardship that starts inward and bears fruit outward.
Unspoken Stewardship
Gluttony: You Worship What You Crave | Biblical Self-Control & Modern Excess
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In this episode of Unspoken Stewardship, Dr. Lynn Abies tackles one of the most misunderstood sins in modern Christianity: gluttony. This isn't about body shaming or food policing, it's about confronting the spiritual posture of using consumption to avoid God.
Dr. Lynn explores how gluttony shows up not just in eating, but in shopping, scrolling, information consumption, and even Christian content. She unpacks the biblical foundation for understanding appetite as worship, drawing from Proverbs 23, Philippians 3, and historical church teaching.
This discipleship-focused conversation offers practical steps for identifying your "gluttony lane," addressing the emotions underneath your appetite, and training yourself to enjoy God first not as a substitute. If you've ever used comfort to cope instead of turning to Christ, this episode will challenge and free you.