Caretakers of Creation: Dr. Allen Williams’ Insights with Chris Williams & James Triplett

When you hear the phrase Caretakers of Creation, you may picture farmers, ranchers, conservationists, or people who own large amounts of land. But biblical stewardship isn’t a profession—it’s a responsibility shared by all of us.
In Season 2, Episode 5, Chris explains why you don’t need a farm, livestock, or even a backyard to care for God’s creation. Drawing from Psalm 24, Genesis, Deuteronomy, and Luke 16, he explores how we can faithfully steward the things God has already placed in our hands—including our bodies, food, money, homes, time, families, and influence.
This episode also offers practical ways to begin making more intentional choices without turning stewardship into a competition or an unrealistic pursuit of perfection.
Not everybody is called to farm, but everybody is called to faithfulness.
Learn more about the Etta Hills Farm Conference, taking place October 8–9, 2026, in Southaven, Mississippi, followed by the Etta Hills Farm Tour on October 10 at EttaHillsFarm.com.

What does it really mean to steward the body God has entrusted to us?
In this episode of Caretakers of Creation, we’re joined by Dr. Ben Edwards of Veritas Wellness for a conversation inspired by 1 Corinthians 6:19–20, where Scripture reminds us that our bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit and that we are called to glorify God with them.
We discuss what biblical stewardship looks like when applied to our own health—from the food we eat and the way we move to the everyday choices that influence our physical well-being. We also explore the connection between healthy soil, nutrient-dense food, healthy bodies, and our responsibility to care well for God’s creation—including ourselves.
Caring for our health isn't about pursuing perfection or making wellness an idol. It's about recognizing that our bodies have been entrusted to us for a purpose and asking how we can care for them in a way that better equips us to serve God, our families, and others.
We also discuss the upcoming Etta Hills Farm Conference, October 8–9 in Southaven, Mississippi, where we'll take these conversations even further—connecting regenerative agriculture, food, nutrition, human health, and faithful stewardship.
Listen now, and join us this October as we continue exploring what it means to be true Caretakers of Creation.

In this special short episode of Caretakers of Creation, we’re looking ahead to the Etta Hills Farm Conference, October 8–9 in Southaven, Mississippi, followed by the Etta Hills Farm Tour on October 10.
We’ll share what attendees can expect from two days of conversations connecting regenerative agriculture, soil health, nutrient-dense food, human health, and faithful stewardship. The conference brings together farmers, ranchers, health professionals, researchers, and others working to restore the connection between healthy soil, healthy food, healthy people, and thriving communities.
Whether you’re a producer, healthcare professional, consumer, or simply interested in becoming a better caretaker of the resources God has entrusted to us, this conference is an opportunity to learn, connect, and put regeneration into action.
October 8–9 | Southaven, MississippiFarm Tour: October 10 | Etta Hills Farm
Learn more and register at EttaHillsFarm.com under Visit & Events → Conference.

In this episode of Caretakers of Creation, we begin unpacking Deuteronomy 11 and the powerful connection between obedience, stewardship, blessing, and the land itself.
Throughout Scripture, God repeatedly ties human behavior to the condition of creation. In Deuteronomy 11, Moses reminds Israel that the land responds differently depending on whether God’s people walk in obedience or rebellion. Rain, abundance, drought, provision, fruitfulness, and generational blessing are all connected to stewardship and covenant faithfulness.
But what does that mean for us today?
We discuss:
The deeper meaning of Deuteronomy 11
Why God constantly connects stewardship with blessing
The relationship between the health of the land and the condition of the people
Practical modern applications for farming, food systems, business, family, and culture
How regenerative agriculture reflects biblical principles of stewardship
Why modern society often separates faith from creation care
The responsibility Christians have to steward what God has entrusted to us
This conversation goes beyond agriculture. It’s about how we live, lead, consume, build, and care for creation in a way that honors the Creator.
The Earth belongs to God.We are simply called to steward it faithfully.

After an extended break from the podcast, we’re finally back.
In this episode, we open up about the difficult and life-changing season that led to our time away. From welcoming a newborn baby during Christmas… to enduring one of the most devastating ice storms Etta Hills Farm has ever faced, the past several months tested us physically, emotionally, spiritually, and financially.
We discuss:
Becoming parents again during one of the busiest seasons of life
The impact of the ice storm on the farm, livestock, and daily operations
The emotional and spiritual toll of stewardship during hardship
What God taught us during the silence
Why we felt called to return to the podcast now
This episode is less about farming strategies or theology debates—and more about real life, perseverance, faith, and trusting God when things don’t go according to plan.
Sometimes stewardship means pushing forward.Sometimes it means stepping back, protecting your family, and surviving the storm.
Thank you for sticking with us. We’re grateful to be back.
🎙️ Welcome back to Caretakers of Creation.

In this episode of Caretakers of Creation, we welcome Dr. Ben Edwards of Veritas Wellness, who shares his story of discovering how Biblical principles and regenerative health practices intersect to restore both body and soul.
From his early medical career to his present work in faith-driven wellness, Dr. Ben reveals how God uses creation itself — food, farming, and stewardship — as a foundation for healing.
We also discuss his recent conversation with Dr. Allen Williams on You’re the Cure, highlighting the vital connection between agriculture, nutrition, and Biblical truth.
This episode will encourage you to see your health, your faith, and the land around you in a new light.
👉 Listen now and join us in learning what it truly means to be caretakers of creation.

🎉 Season 2 Premiere & 1-Year Anniversary Special! 🎉
In this milestone episode of Caretakers of Creation, we celebrate one full year of exploring God’s Word and His creation together—and launch into Season 2 with a powerful conversation on Eve vs. Esau: Defiance, Obedience, and Outcomes.
Eve in the Garden and Esau at the stew pot both faced a choice: obey God and preserve their blessing, or give in to appetite and lose what mattered most. Their decisions shaped not only their lives, but the generations that followed.
Join James, Chris, and Allen as they unpack these stories and connect them to the choices we face today—whether in farming, family, or faith. What are we trading away when we chase short-term satisfaction over long-term obedience? How do defiance and obedience still determine outcomes in our own lives and in how we care for God’s creation?
✨ This episode marks a new season of deeper study, timely application, and encouragement for all who want to live as faithful stewards.
Key Takeaways:
The consequences of Eve’s and Esau’s choices in Scripture.
How appetite and temptation still challenge us today.
Why obedience brings long-term blessing and defiance leads to loss.
Practical lessons for faith, farming, and daily stewardship.
🙏 Thank you for walking with us through our first year. Here’s to Season 2—may God continue to guide us as we care for His creation together!

In this thought-provoking episode of Caretakers of Creation, we delve into the biblical story of Cain and Abel, exploring why God accepted Abel’s sacrifice but rejected Cain’s. We examine Cain’s response and uncover how his emotions—jealousy, anger, and resentment—still resonate in our lives today. Join us as we reflect on what this ancient story teaches us about the heart behind our offerings, the consequences of our choices, and how we can respond with faithfulness rather than bitterness.
Tune in for insights that challenge us to examine our own hearts and our stewardship of God’s creation.
Featuring thoughtful discussion with James, Dr. Allen Williams, Chris Williams.

In this episode of Caretakers of Creation, we explore the biblical concept of the Promised Land—a land described as flowing with milk and honey. What does this phrase mean, and what images did it evoke for the Israelites? We dive into the original Hebrew meanings of milk and honey, unpack the spiritual significance of God’s provision, and reflect on the powerful lessons for modern-day stewardship.
Join Dr. Allen Williams, Chris Williams, Dr. Bascomb, and moderator James Triplett as we explore:
The abundance and fertility of the Promised Land in Scripture
The symbolism behind the words "milk" and "honey" in the original Hebrew
The faithfulness of God in providing for His people—and what that means for us today
The story of the 12 spies and their report of the land’s abundance
Practical insights into how we can become better stewards of God’s creation
Tune in and discover how God’s promises still call us to a life of faithful stewardship and abundant living. 🌱✨

In Part 2 of our series on Numbers 11, we shift from ancient Israel’s wilderness to today’s food culture. What happens when our cravings still lead, rather than our calling? This episode explores how modern consumption habits reflect deeper spiritual problems—and what faithful, regenerative stewardship can look like in response.