Crunchy Stewardship

Crunchy Stewardship
Podcast Description
In this podcast we are taking a deep dive into what it means to steward our lives as God originally intended for us with the resources that God has given us. We will look at topics like food, medicine, finances, mental health and lots more through a natural lens with a biblical foundation.
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The podcast explores themes such as food, medicine, finances, and mental health through a natural lens, focusing on episodes like the introductory session on natural pregnancy and non-toxic living, and how these topics intersect with Christian values and health principles.

In this podcast we are taking a deep dive into what it means to steward our lives as God originally intended for us with the resources that God has given us. We will look at topics like food, medicine, finances, mental health and lots more through a natural lens with a biblical foundation.
In this episode of Crunchy Stewardship, cousins Chrissy Rombach and Katie Fiola Jones delve into the practicalities of gardening, emphasizing cost-effective methods to cultivate your own produce. They share their personal gardening experiences and discuss how the journey to healthier, organic food can often start with an expensive switch at the store but can become more affordable by growing your own. Chrissy and Katie offer valuable tips on utilizing resources like Facebook Marketplace, seed swaps, and library seed banks to keep initial gardening costs low. They also discuss the importance of nutrient-rich soil, hydroponics, and methods to maintain a garden on a budget. The episode is full of practical advice aimed at helping individuals and families make healthier food choices without breaking the bank, all while honoring God through stewardship of their resources.
Key Takeaway
Gardening is a powerful way to secure organic, nutrient-dense food and save money. While there are initial costs, resourceful approaches like using Facebook Marketplace for supplies, joining seed swaps, and exploring library seed programs can make it affordable. Cultivating your own produce is a rewarding act of stewardship, providing both wholesome food and financial benefits.
Links:
Seed Time: https://seedtime.us/
GrowIt: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.growit.ai&hl=en_US
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