What has God placed in your hands, and what will you do with it?In ENTRUSTED: What God Has Given Us, What We Do With It, and What We Leave Behind, Curtis Jamal Borum Jr. explores the biblical idea of stewardship and asks a deeper question:What does it mean to faithfully manage everything God has entrusted to us?Through personal testimony, Scripture, social commentary, and stories of hardship and restoration, Borum examines responsibility, faith, work, ownership, generosity, family, suffering, attention, and legacy. The book challenges readers to look beyond what they possess and consider the responsibility attached to those possessions.ENTRUSTED moves through difficult questions about poverty, economic responsibility, personal accountability, community, and the role of faith in navigating a complicated world. It also examines how distraction can pull people away from what God has spoken and how suffering, when confronted with faith, can become part of a testimony of restoration.One of the book's most powerful themes emerges through the testimony of a woman who endured childhood abuse, homelessness, addiction, separation from her child, and years of silence. Her journey toward sobriety, faith, family, and healing becomes a reminder that sometimes the first step toward restoration is simply telling somebody.At its heart, ENTRUSTED is about responsibility.What have you been given?What are you doing with it?Who will benefit from what you build?And what will remain after you are gone?Drawing from passages including Matthew 14, Luke 10, Acts 5, Ephesians 4, 2 Thessalonians 3, Psalm 34, Genesis 50, and Revelation 12, Borum presents stewardship as more than the management of money. It is a responsibility that touches our faith, our relationships, our communities, our suffering, our opportunities, and ultimately our legacy.ENTRUSTED is an invitation to examine what God has placed in your hands and to consider what you will leave behind when your assignment is finished.Because what is entrusted to us is never only about what we receive.It is also about what we do with it.
