Q3 2027: Public Cohort
The Steward's Playbook
Six weeks to get your household's money in biblical order, so you can provide with confidence instead of carrying it in silence. For Canadian Christian men. Live and small on purpose.
"Whoever is faithful with very little is also faithful with much." (Luke 16:10)
Built for the man who never got the memo.
Maybe your father never taught you this. Maybe your church never knew how to talk about it. That gap says nothing about your character. This is the six weeks that fills it.
The man who's been meaning to sort this out
Decent income. No real plan. The RRSP has something in it, the debt is manageable, but there's no system and it quietly bothers him.
The man carrying it alone
He knows the numbers aren't good. He hasn't told anyone the full picture. He needs someone who will sit across from him without flinching.
The husband working out what provision means
Mortgage. Kids. One income or two. He wants to do right by his family and isn't sure if he is. He needs a map, not more guilt.
The young man just starting out
First real job. Decent income, no habits yet. The decisions he makes in the next five years will compound for forty. He doesn't know that yet.
Six weeks. One foundation.
Each week builds on the last. You finish with a working plan and the confidence to use it.
What stewardship actually means. Everything you have has been entrusted to you by God. You manage it on behalf of someone else. This changes everything. We clear away the prosperity gospel noise and the money shame, and establish who you are before the numbers begin.
Luke 16:10-12 / Matthew 25:14-30
Face the numbers without flinching. Net worth, cash flow, savings rate, giving percentage. Most men have never seen their full financial picture in one place. This week builds the map before anything else can happen.
Proverbs 27:23-24: "Know well the condition of your flocks"
The weight, the math, and the shame architecture around debt. Snowball vs. avalanche. When to attack debt and when to build margin first. If you are debt-free, you build a vulnerability map so you know where debt usually enters.
Proverbs 22:7 / Romans 13:8
Giving before saving, without legalism. Gross vs. net, regular vs. responsive, the tithe, generosity beyond the tithe, and a six-month giving practice that actually begins.
Proverbs 3:9-10 / 2 Corinthians 9:6-8
Emergency fund, TFSA, RRSP, FHSA, indexing, and the first saving or investing move that fits your life stage. Simple enough to start. Serious enough to keep.
Matthew 25:14-30 / Proverbs 13:11
Marriage, kids, aging parents, wills, insurance, beneficiaries, CPP, retirement, and the kind of provider you are becoming. We end with lifetime vision and a plan that goes well past December.
Psalm 112:1-3 / Proverbs 13:22
What you walk out with
Six things you build yourself over the six weeks, and one framework you carry for life.
- 1A net worth snapshot and a first working budget, built on your real numbers.
- 2A debt inventory and a 12-month plan, or a vulnerability map if you are already debt-free.
- 3A defined giving practice, started before the saving and investing week.
- 4A clear next step on saving and investing for your specific life stage.
- 5A framework for money in your marriage: joint accounts and real conversations.
- 6A written stewardship plan and the lens to carry it for life.
What's included
One 90-minute call per week via Zoom. Teaching, open discussion, and enough room to work through real situations with the group.
A practical worksheet every week: budgets, debt inventories, net worth snapshots, giving calculations. Built for Canadian households.
A private space for cohort members to ask questions between calls, share wins, and stay accountable. Men only.
All workbooks and session notes stay with you after the cohort ends. The plan you build doesn't disappear when it's over.
Led by
Dan Taylor
Dan is an ordained pastor in Ontario. He went to school for financial services and once held a mutual funds licence and a life insurance licence. Those licences are now lapsed, and ministry is his primary focus. Pastoral instinct comes first; credentials sit underneath. In mentoring, premarital counselling, and pastoral care, the same money questions keep surfacing: debt shame, a missing full financial picture, and the pressure to provide without a map. He built this cohort to put those conversations into a guided room instead of leaving men to carry them alone.
Questions
When does it start?
The first cohort runs for six consecutive weeks in 2027, one live call per week. Join the waitlist and you'll be the first to hear the exact dates.
How much does it cost?
The planned public price is $497 CAD. A three-payment option is being finalized. Joining the list is free and gives you first access when enrolment opens.
What is the $50 deposit?
Optional. Joining the waitlist is free and always will be. If you want to hold a seat in the first cohort, a $50 deposit reserves one. It is fully refundable at any time before the cohort starts, for any reason, no questions asked. If you join, it comes off your tuition and locks in the founding price. It is simply a way to raise your hand early, and you can get it back whenever you ask.
How many men per cohort?
Small on purpose. Enough men to make the discussion rich, few enough that everyone gets heard. Expect 8–12 per cohort.
Do I need to be at a certain financial stage?
No. The cohort is built for men at different stages: just starting out, mid-career, or mid-life taking stock. Some carry debt, some are doing fine and want a framework. The curriculum meets each man where he is.
Do I need to be a Christian?
The cohort is explicitly Christian. The framework is biblical, the language is pastoral, and we'll be reading Scripture together. If you're exploring faith, you're welcome, but you should know what you're walking into.
Is this only for Canadians?
The financial content is built for Canadian households: TFSA, RRSP, CPP, Canadian tax brackets. If you're outside Canada, some specifics won't apply directly, but the biblical framework and the conversations are universal.
Six weeks from now,
you'll have a plan.
Join the waitlist, and when enrolment opens you can decide with the dates, price, and full details in front of you.