Jul 6, 2026 · 12 min · 8 segments
Listen to Steve Holmstrom read the Foreword (by Bill Johnson) and Introduction of his new book, Dependently Wealthy. Hard copies available on Amazon, and the full audio version is available…
Steve HolmstromHost
For the way you fear God, for the way you love the lost, for giving it all away, for showing me what matters most, and for calling this evangelist off the bench, I dedicate this book to you.
It's written into our spiritual DNA to live in seamless partnership with the Holy Spirit, where every step we take, whether in the pulpit or the marketplace, is shaped by His presence and guided by His voice.
We assume that common sense should run our businesses while faith is reserved for Sundays.
He's looking for people who refuse to separate the sacred from the practical.
People who believe that His voice belongs in boardrooms just as much as in prayer meetings.
I've always believed that our relationship with God should affect every part of our lives.
Whether it arrives from the pages of Scripture or through a prophetic declaration about your future or a quiet whisper in a garage during a difficult season, these moments are kisses from heaven, divine interruptions meant to redirect the trajectory of our lives.
My friend, Steve Holmstrom, I like that he called me his friend, has lived this reality in a way that is both raw and refreshing.
He's given us a roadmap for what happens when a person decides that obedience matters more than personal ambition or the need to protect their reputation.
Faith does not deny the reality of a struggling balance sheet or a failing partnership.
Independently wealthy, Steve beautifully reveals the shift from seeing ourselves as owners of our resources to recognizing that we are stewards and that everything ultimately belongs to God.
This is the higher road Jesus invites us to walk, a life of generosity, not driven by manipulation or ego, but by the simple conviction that we belong to the Master.
I love stories because they give perspective that is hard to see when you're standing in the middle of a crisis.
It is the story of moving from the wise man starter pack of human effort into radical gut level dependence on the God of the miraculous.
For the way you fear God, for the way you love the lost, for giving it all away, for showing me what matters most, and for calling this evangelist off the bench, I dedicate this book to you.
It's written into our spiritual DNA to live in seamless partnership with the Holy Spirit, where every step we take, whether in the pulpit or the marketplace, is shaped by His presence and guided by His voice.
We assume that common sense should run our businesses while faith is reserved for Sundays.
He's looking for people who refuse to separate the sacred from the practical.
People who believe that His voice belongs in boardrooms just as much as in prayer meetings.
I've always believed that our relationship with God should affect every part of our lives.
Whether it arrives from the pages of Scripture or through a prophetic declaration about your future or a quiet whisper in a garage during a difficult season, these moments are kisses from heaven, divine interruptions meant to redirect the trajectory of our lives.
My friend, Steve Holmstrom, I like that he called me his friend, has lived this reality in a way that is both raw and refreshing.
He's given us a roadmap for what happens when a person decides that obedience matters more than personal ambition or the need to protect their reputation.
Faith does not deny the reality of a struggling balance sheet or a failing partnership.
Independently wealthy, Steve beautifully reveals the shift from seeing ourselves as owners of our resources to recognizing that we are stewards and that everything ultimately belongs to God.
This is the higher road Jesus invites us to walk, a life of generosity, not driven by manipulation or ego, but by the simple conviction that we belong to the Master.
I love stories because they give perspective that is hard to see when you're standing in the middle of a crisis.
It is the story of moving from the wise man starter pack of human effort into radical gut level dependence on the God of the miraculous.
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