The Stewardship Plan

Stewardship is not a financial strategy. It is a posture of the heart, an acknowledgment that everything we have belongs to God and has been graciously entrusted to us.

The Foundation

Before Old Az Company was ever a company, it was a conviction. The conviction that God is the owner of all things and we are merely stewards. This plan is not a policy. It is a declaration of how we intend to honor God with every blessing, opportunity, and resource he places in our hands.

"The earth is the Lord's, and everything in it."

, Psalm 24:1

Stewardship Principles

These principles govern how we think about and handle every resource entrusted to us, time, talent, treasure, and relationships.

01

God Owns It All.

We hold nothing as our own. Every dollar earned, every opportunity given, every relationship formed, these are gifts on loan from God. We are managers, not owners.

02

Give First.

Before we spend, before we save, before we invest, we give. Generosity is not what we do with what is left over. It is the first act of faithful stewardship.

03

Live Within Our Means.

We will not build our lives or our company on debt-fueled ambition. We will grow at the pace God provides and resist the temptation to outrun His provision.

04

Invest in People.

The greatest return on any investment is found in people, not portfolios. We will prioritize relationships, mentorship, and service over financial gain.

05

Hold Success Loosely.

Success is a gift, not a right. We will celebrate what God provides and release it freely when He calls us to. Our identity is in Christ, not in our accomplishments.

06

Leave a Legacy of Faithfulness.

The measure of our stewardship will not be found in what we accumulated but in whether we were faithful with what we were given. We build for the next generation, not for our own comfort.

Our Commitment

How We Shall Steward

Honor God with the first and best of what we receive.
Make decisions based on faithfulness, not fear or greed.
Give generously whenever God provides opportunity.
Serve others with the resources entrusted to us.
Hold our plans loosely and surrender outcomes to God.
Leave every person, place, and opportunity better than we found it.