Financial Stewardship Journey · Organization licensing
Christian financial curriculum.
Built for recovery.
Financial Stewardship Journey is a recovery-based financial curriculum that connects biblical wisdom with everyday money skills. Bring a clear financial discipleship pathway to the people you serve—with your organization’s name, language and local support woven into the experience.
For Christ-centered recovery ministries, discipleship programs and churches serving adults.
One faithful next step
Build a steadier future.
Learn. Practice. Apply.
Discipleship meets daily life
Move from knowing
to doing.
Money touches work, housing, relationships and the next chapter of recovery. Financial Stewardship Journey connects biblical stewardship with the decisions people face every day.
Created by Anthoney Farmer for Prodigal Road Ministries.
Learn the why.
Ground practical money skills in identity, responsibility, wisdom and generosity.
Practice the skill.
Work through examples, scenarios, worksheets and interactive activities.
Apply it to real life.
Build spending plans, prepare for bills, weigh borrowing decisions and set clear next steps.
Walk it out together.
Use reflection, teach-back and facilitator conversations to connect learning with action.
Your people. Your context.
Make it feel
like your ministry.
White-label licensing lets your team tailor the approved parts of the experience while keeping the curriculum’s Christian foundation intact.
- Your identityOrganization, program and residence names; logo; portal titles.
- Your look and languageColors, fonts, welcome messages, participant and staff terms.
- Your programFee wording, phase names, local introductions and facilitator notes.
- Your communityLocal resources, support contacts, prayer prompts and faith statements.
- Your completion presentationCertificate wording, logo, signature titles and footer.
Required learning, module sequence, Scripture and original copyright remain protected. Optional-module changes depend on the agreed license.
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Welcome to Hope House. Take your next faithful step.
The learning pathway
One journey.
Eighteen practical steps.
From a safe starting point to a 90-day and one-year stewardship plan. Explore the topics your participants will work through.
PHASE 0Orientation
- 00Welcome, Trust, Privacy, and Your Money Story
PHASE 1Foundation
- 01Created to Steward — God, Identity, Work, and Money
- 02Earn — Work, Paychecks, Taxes, Benefits, and Honest Income
- 03Safe Banking — Checking, Savings, Direct Deposit, Payroll Cards, and Fees
- 04Track — Income, Spending, Triggers, and Habits
PHASE 2Growth
- 05Plan — Spending Plan, Cash Flow, and the 1st/15th Bill Calendar
- 06Prioritize — Program Fees, Bills, Needs, Wants, and Wisdom Decisions
- 07Save — Emergency Fund, Sinking Funds, and Unexpected Money
- 08Debt — Truth, Interest, Collections, Court Costs, Child Support, and Action Plans
- 09Credit — Credit Reports, Scores, Disputes, and Rebuilding Trust
PHASE 3Integration
- 10Borrow Wisely — Credit Cards, Car Loans, Payday Loans, and Predatory Lending
- 11Protect — Identity Theft, Scams, Insurance, and Digital Safety
- 12Generosity and Boundaries — Giving, Tithing, Family Requests, and Helping Wisely
- 13Taxes and Records — W-2s, 1099s, Withholding, Free Tax Help, and Document Habits
- 14Transportation and Insurance
PHASE 4Transition
- 15Housing Readiness — Rent, Utilities, Deposits, Roommates, Move-In Costs, and Stability
- 16Build the Future — Career Growth, Retirement Basics, Investing Basics, and Recovery Capital
- 17Capstone — My 90-Day and 1-Year Stewardship Plan
Organization licensing
A clear path to your edition.
Your quote is based on the participants and staff you plan to serve, the license period and the support your team needs.
01 · Tell us about your program
Start the conversation.
Share your organization, expected learner and staff counts, and preferred launch timing.
02 · Review your proposal
Define the right fit.
Review the curriculum with PRM and agree on pricing, seats, customization, support and license terms.
03 · Prepare your team
Launch with intention.
Configure your organization’s edition and complete onboarding and acceptance review before participant access is activated.
Requesting a quote does not enroll participants, charge a payment or create a license. Pricing and activation timing are confirmed in your written proposal.
Bring stewardship to your community
Let’s talk about
your organization.
Tell PRM who you serve and what your team needs. We’ll use those details to begin a licensing conversation.
Business inquiries only. Please do not include participant names, financial records, health details or other sensitive information.
info@prodigalroad.org
(830) 315-7623
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Before we begin
Your questions, answered.
What does white-label licensing mean?
Your organization receives permission to use an agreed edition with its own approved branding and local configuration. The original curriculum remains authored by Anthoney Farmer for Prodigal Road Ministries, with its copyright retained. Redistribution, resale and other rights are defined in the written license.
Can we change the Christian foundation?
The curriculum is rooted in Christian stewardship. Your local faith statement and support resources can supplement the lessons; the core teaching and Scripture remain intact.
Can we add more learners or administrators?
Yes. Your proposal will define the included learner and administrative seats and how capacity changes are requested and priced.
Does a quote give us immediate course access?
No. PRM will confirm the licensed edition, setup, launch timing and required onboarding before activating participant access. A demonstration can be arranged during the licensing conversation.
What can our participants learn?
The curriculum covers earning, spending plans, banking, saving, debt, credit, borrowing, generosity, taxes, housing and future planning. It provides education and practice; it does not collect payments or replace individualized professional advice.
Can we discuss audio and accessibility needs?
Yes. Tell PRM about the reading, narration and accessibility needs of the people you serve so those requirements can be reviewed during the demonstration and onboarding process.