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Episode 200 marks a major milestone—not just for the podcast, but for an entire movement that's reshaping how investors think about capital, impact, and stewardship.In this celebration episode, Faith Driven Investor founders Henry Kaestner and Luke Roush take us back to the very beginning—from their first meeting at Joe's Diner in Durham (famous for hot dogs with mustard, chili, or just hot dog) to building Sovereign's Capital and eventually launching a global movement that now spans nearly 100 countries.The Origin Story Behind the Movement:How a matchmaker pastor named J.D. Grear connected two investors who would change everythingThe "Eastern Block Bodega" problem: too little product on the shelf and no line of customersWhy turning away 99 out of 100 entrepreneurs led to a "heartbreaking" realizationThe Holy Spirit moment that shifted everything from scarcity to abundance thinkingFrom Fund to Movement:The transition from Sovereign's Capital to Faith Driven Entrepreneur to Faith Driven InvestorWhy they decided to expose their own LPs to competing fund managersThe infamous John Porter story from Rwanda and what it taught them about being "tight-gripped"How a gathering at a French bistro with 25-30 leaders sparked something biggerThe Philosophy That Changed Everything: Henry and Luke dive deep into the shift from traditional "biblically responsible investing" (focused on what to avoid) to "faith-driven investing" (focused on what to support). This isn't just about screening out "sin stocks"—it's about actively seeking investments that promote human flourishing and build God's kingdom.Global Vision and What's Next:Why Africa represents the most exciting investment opportunity of our generationThe math that doesn't add up: $100+ trillion in managed assets globally, but only a couple hundred billion in explicitly faith-aligned productsWhy 60% of Americans identify as Christian but the investment numbers don't reflect itThe "top of the second inning" reality: we're still incredibly early in this movementKey Insights for Investors:The power of being known for what you're FOR rather than what you're againstWhy "one size fits one" when it comes to faith-driven investing approachesThe importance of seeking Godly counsel, prayer, and Scripture in investment decisionsHow spiritual integration looks different across asset classes (even oil and gas)

In this profound episode of the Faith Driven Entrepreneur podcast, host Justin Forman sits down with Raymond Harris, a distinguished architect, executive producer, and venture capitalist who founded one of the largest architectural firms specializing in corporate architecture. Raymond shares his remarkable journey from questioning whether he missed his calling to building an 8,000-project portfolio with Walmart while revolutionizing his understanding of wealth, stewardship, and Kingdom impact.From giving away his entire wedding gift with only $600 in the bank to developing the concept of "Kingdom currency," Raymond's story challenges conventional thinking about success, generosity, and the true purpose of business.Key Highlights:Raymond's journey from pre-med to architecture and his bold request to become a partner at age 27Building a firm that completed 8,000 projects for Walmart over 37 yearsThe transformative realization: "I was really created not to be an architect, but to be a steward of his kingdom. Architecture was just the economic engine to do that."Why practicing generosity early matters: "If you're not generous when you don't have anything, you're certainly not gonna be generous when you have a lot"The concept of "Kingdom currency" - converting earthly assets into eternal impactInnovative approaches to inheritance: giving to children when they need it most, not when they're in their 60sThe danger of achievement as an addiction and the importance of authentic brokennessWhy donor-advised funds can become "storage warehouses" if not deployed strategicallyQuotable Moments:"Did I miss the turn by not going into ministry? And I didn't want to. I wanted to be an architect... about 25 years after running a firm, the Lord said, no, you never missed the turn. You've always been on the right road. You've been trying to drive the car by looking in the mirror, look through the windshield.""Why does he entrust wealth to people? But he gave it to us. So that we could steward it into his kingdom to take care of those that can't take care of himself.""If we think that we can keep hold of earthly money and make more money on earth and then give away more money and that's really pleasing to God, I think he's more interested in us giving early so that he can compound what is really his money anyway.""I call it kingdom currency. What is kingdom currency? Kingdom currency in my thinking is wealth and assets on this earth that will transfer into the next kingdom, which is eternity."Watch the full episode on YouTube or continue to stream audio on your favorite podcast platform.

Send us a textDo you have a tween or teen who struggles to get excited about their life or find a sense of direction? It can feel overwhelming as a parent knowing how to support them. As a parent, do you struggle to know how to motivate them or know how to help them discover their gifts and what they love to do?As a parent, you want them to find purpose, but how can you help them find the right path in the midst of all the pressures and uncertainty of next steps and everyone else's expectations?Well I'm excited to have Dana Roefer is with us today to talk about all of these things. We are diving into How to Build an Entrepreneurial Mindset in Our Tweens and Teens.Dana serves as the Vice President of Faith Driven Entrepreneur for Teens. Entrepreneurship has been at the heart of Dana's career, both in launching her own ventures and supporting others in building theirs. She is passionate about helping entrepreneurs gain clarity, navigate challenges, and bring their ideas to life.Alongside her husband, Matt, Dana also founded the Grand Rapids Children's Business Fair and Journey Academy, creating opportunities for young people to explore innovation and entrepreneurship.What We Talk About:Supporting unmotivated tweens and teens: How to help your child find purpose and direction when they're unsure of what they want to do.Building an entrepreneurial mindset: Why fostering an entrepreneurial spirit in teens can help them navigate life's pressures and challenges.Dana's background: How Dana's career in entrepreneurship led her to create resources for teens, including the Faith Driven Entrepreneur for Teens program.Asking “why” before “what” and “where”: Why it's crucial to help teens discover their “why” before making major decisions like college or career choices.The importance of curiosity and self-discovery: How exploring your teen's interests and strengths early on can lead to greater clarity and confidence.Overcoming pressure and comparison: How to help teens deal with societal expectations, academic pressure, and self-doubt.The Faith Driven Entrepreneur for Teens program: A 12-episode digital course that helps teens discover their strengths, explore different careers, and connect with inspiring stories from entrepreneurs.Practical ways to get teens involved: How volunteering, exploring various activities, and asking insightful questions can help teens discover their interests and strengths.Where to find Dana and Faith Driven Entrepreneur for Teens:Support the showCheck out What's Waiting For You At Moms of Tweens and Teens Find more encouragement, wisdom, and resources: Website: https://momsoftweensandteens.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/momsoftweensandteens/ Join our Community HERE. Find awesome resources HERE. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/momsoftweensandteens/ Sheryl also has an Inner Circle weekly Parenting Program with a community of like-minded moms, personal coaching, and tons of resources to equip and support you to love well, navigate the challenges and meet your tween and teen's unique needs during these pivotal years.

What does it look like to build a company—and a life—rooted in both purpose and profit? In this episode of Purpose & Profit Podcast, we sit down with William Norvell, a top 1% podcaster, investor, and trusted advisor to faith-driven entrepreneurs. William brings a wealth of experience, from co-founding Faith Driven Entrepreneur and Faith Driven Investor, to his current work with Forte, a company on a mission to democratize mental health in the workplace.With an MBA from Stanford and a unique journey that spans investment banking, private equity, and startup leadership, William offers a candid, wisdom-filled conversation about faith, business, and the complex human decisions leaders must make. Whether you're a mission-minded entrepreneur or nonprofit leader looking to create sustainable impact, this episode is full of practical insights and vision for a better future.You'll Learn:How William's journey—from Alabama to Stanford—shaped his views on leadership, purpose, and wealth.Why values-based investing is more than a trend, and how to align your portfolio with your convictions.The origin story of Faith Driven Entrepreneur and the gap it sought to fill in the faith and business world.Why William believes nonprofit CEOs have one of the toughest jobs, and how financial sustainability can shift the paradigm.What it means to run a Public Benefit Corporation and how that changes decisions from the boardroom to the break room.A raw take on early team dynamics and how to handle tough leadership decisions with both grace and clarity.A bold vision for the future, where businesses are inherently purposeful and nonprofits are free from constant fundraising.Discover more episodes of Purpose & Profit Podcast here. Get to know your co-hosts, Dave Raley and Carly Berna.Purpose & Profit Podcast is brought to you by:VIRTUOUSFAITHSEARCH PARTNERSIMAGO CONSULTINGAVID AIDICKERSONBAKKERSHARESYNERGYSpecial thanks to editor and sound engineer Barry R. Hill and producer Abigail Morse.

What if lasting success isn't about what you achieve—but who you become? In this powerful episode, host Nicole Jansen sits down with Rusty Rueff—renowned tech executive, startup advisor, philanthropist, and co-author of Faith Code—to explore how inner purpose and spiritual identity provide the only truly unshakable foundation for life and leadership. Drawing from two decades of reflection, Rusty shares a compelling metaphor: Are you building your life on a solid platform (faith, values, purpose), or just stacking up flashy but fragile apps (titles, possessions, roles)? In this conversation, Nicole and Rusty unpack why true freedom, resilience, and fulfillment only come when you lead from your source code—a deep connection to something greater than yourself. From navigating profound personal loss and professional upheaval, to cultivating spiritual habits and daily disciplines, this episode offers practical insights and soul-level encouragement for leaders ready to build from the inside out. What You'll Learn: Why Faith Code was written and why these principles are more relevant than ever The “Platform vs. App” metaphor—and how it redefines success How to respond when your “apps” crash: job loss, health struggles, identity shifts How loss and disruption can become gateways to inner freedom Why love—God's love, self-love, and love for others—is the cornerstone of resilience The difference between loving as a feeling vs. loving as a verb How to realign your life through energy, time, and priority audits The daily disciplines that strengthen your platform What grows stronger as everything else fades—and why that's your true legacy Podcast Highlights 0:00 – Anchoring in a World of Change: Meet Rusty Rueff 2:01 – The Birth of Faith Code: Why Platform vs. App Matters 6:47 – Building on the Wrong Things: The Hidden Limits of “Apps” 8:19 – Your Source Code: Identity Anchored in Faith 11:18 – When the Apps Crash: Finding Freedom Through Loss 13:46 – God's Love: The Ultimate Platform 16:34 – Love as a Verb: Daily Choices That Build Resilience 19:38 – Rebuilding Priorities: Applying the Faith Code 23:34 – The Art of Time: Energy, Rhythm, and Alignment 27:28 – The Spirit That Grows Stronger with Time Memorable Quotes “Are you building your life as a platform or just stacking up apps? Your apps can crash. Your platform must endure.” “What's the one thing God gives that can't be taken away? His love. More reliable than the sunrise.” “Love isn't love unless it's acted on. It's not a noun—it's a verb.” “Everything fades… except your spirit. It can become the strongest part of your life—especially in the end.” Episode Show Notes and Resources: https://leadersoftransformation.com/podcast/business/534-anchored-leadership-in-a-shifting-world-with-rusty-rueff/ Check out our complete library of episodes and other leadership resources here: https://leadersoftransformation.com ________

Are you questioning your path as an entrepreneur—wondering if you're doing enough, doing it right, or if it's even going to work?This week on the Chasing Happiness Podcast, I open up about something we all wrestle with but rarely admit out loud—doubt.Whether you're in a storm of delays, facing back-to-back setbacks, or just lying awake at night second-guessing your next move, this episode is for you. I'm not talking theory. I'm sharing the real-time, raw moments from my life—how doubt creeps in when progress stalls, and how it tries to shake your faith in business, relationships, and yourself.But here's the thing: doubt doesn't mean you're weak—it means you're human.In this episode, you'll discover:✅ The 3 critical questions I ask myself when doubt hits hard✅ Why hope isn't enough—and what it truly means to lead with faith✅ How to shift your mindset from anxiety to action✅ The real reason you can't see the light at the end of the tunnel—and why that's okay✅ A simple habit I use each night to clear my head and reset my focusWhether running a business, leading a team, or just trying to keep your world together, you'll walk away with a framework to refocus, re-energize, and reclaim your faith-driven leadership—even in the middle of chaos.

In this powerful episode of the Faith Driven Entrepreneur podcast, host Justin Forman sits down with Cheri Garcia, founder of Cornbread Hustle, a staffing agency that has placed nearly 3,000 people with criminal records into jobs over the past decade.Cheri shares her remarkable journey from selling drugs (including becoming her father's meth dealer as a teenager) to getting sober, founding a multi-million-dollar company, and helping thousands of formerly incarcerated individuals find meaningful employment and rebuild their lives.Key Highlights:Cheri's early entrepreneurial ventures and her descent into drug addiction and dealingHow hitting rock bottom (living out of her car, multiple arrests) led to her eventual path to sobrietyThe unexpected pivot during COVID that transformed her business from struggling to multi-million dollar successWhy achievement and control can be more dangerous addictions than drugs or alcoholThe transformative impact of employment stability on former inmates' livesPractical insights for employers considering second-chance hiringHow Cheri's painful experiences equipped her to connect authentically with others in their brokennessQuotable Moments:"I was pouring into other people while filling myself back up with alcohol... I was broken.""Control is worse than drugs or alcohol because the triggers are more. The triggers are anything from needing to pee while you're in the middle of talking to somebody at a networking event... It's all day, every day.""One in four adults have a criminal record. That's over 70 million people... and only 5% of HR managers say they actively choose people with criminal records as part of their talent pool."Watch the full episode on YouTube or continue to stream audio on your favorite podcast platform.

Bill Wichterman, Senior Advisor at Impact Foundation and founded the Faith Driven Entrepreneur and Investor network in Washington, DC. I'm reaching out on behalf of Dana and Bill Wictherman, authors of the upcoming book Stewards Not Owners. Dana Wichterman is a Senior Advisor at Impact Foundation and founded the Faith Driven Entrepreneur and Investor network in Washington, DC. Bill Wichterman is a former White House Special Assistant, co-founded Wedgwood Circle and leads Faith and Law as Board President.   In the book, the Wichtermans inspire a perspective shift from owning to stewarding—viewing wealth, work, and resources as God's gifts to be used with purpose. Stewards Not Owners provides insights on values-based investing, generosity, thoughtful budgeting, and more.   Given the thoughtful conversations you have on the podcast, I thought your listeners might benefit from hearing from Dana and Bill. They can discuss the book and faith-aligned financial strategies applicable to all Christians and share powerful stories of people who have dedicated their resources for purposeful impact for the Lord.  

In this episode of the Faith Driven Entrepreneur podcast, host Justin Forman interviews social media expert Nils Smith about why entrepreneurs often resist social media and how artificial intelligence is revolutionizing content creation and engagement strategies.Nils shares his journey from youth pastor using AOL Instant Messenger to reach teens, to pioneering online church, to becoming a social media consultant for high-profile ministries.Learn why entrepreneurs struggle with social media, how to balance authentic humility with strategic promotion, and which platforms are most effective for different business types.This conversation explores how AI is transforming the social media landscape - making it more accessible and efficient for entrepreneurs who previously avoided these platforms. Discover how tools like ChatGPT can serve as personalized marketing consultants and content creators for your business without compromising your values.[Chapters]00:00 Introduction and plants in video backgrounds01:25 Why entrepreneurs hate social media04:52 Authenticity vs. polished content09:26 Nils' journey into social media19:28 The importance of audience targeting24:00 First 20 seconds rule in content35:55 Best platforms for different businesses42:19 How AI is revolutionizing social media strategy47:03 A Christian approach to technology and AI

In this DEBUT VIDEO EPISODE of the Faith Driven Entrepreneur podcast, host Justin Forman interviews Jack Hooper, founder and CEO of Take Command Health. Jack shares his extraordinary journey from tracking terrorist financing for the CIA to revolutionizing health insurance after a personal healthcare crisis when his wife unexpectedly became pregnant with twins during business school.Jack reveals how his mission to create transparency in healthcare costs led to building a company that empowers both employers and employees with a new model of health insurance. The conversation explores the broken incentive structures in traditional health insurance, leadership challenges in a secular workplace, and wrestling with the tension between business success and kingdom values.This episode unpacks how faith guides entrepreneurial decisions, setting personal financial boundaries as a founder, and recognizing the seasons of leadership. A powerful conversation on building redemptive business models that truly put people first.[Chapters]00:00 Introduction02:07 Jack's CIA background and counterterrorism work07:55 Unexpected life change and the path to healthcare15:50 The broken insurance system and Take Command's solution24:19 Mission-driven approach to business31:50 Wrestling with founder identity and financial boundaries40:15 Seasons of leadership and letting go► SUBSCRIBE for more Faith Driven Entrepreneur content: [Link Channel URL]► Visit https://faithdrivenentrepreneur.org for resources, community, and more#FaithDrivenEntrepreneur #JackHooper

Building a Kingdom Legacy: The Power of Long Obedience In this episode of the Wonderful Leaders podcast, Dan engages in a profound conversation with Sara-Louise Martin (SL). Dan, SL and a small group of people swapped baking banana bread for building The Wonderful Summit during lockdown.  As the first returning guest, SL shares her insights on cultural renewal, spiritual formation, and the principles entrepreneurs and leaders need to be agents of change. The discussion delves into the importance of pursuing wholeness, spiritual practices, and long-term commitment to developing healthy leadership practices. It also touches upon the challenges and experiences of being a female leader in male-dominated industries and the need for building strong, collaborative teams. The episode sheds light on the significance of community and support systems for Christian entrepreneurs, emphasising the role of Faith Driven Entrepreneur and Wonderful Summit in fostering a global network of faith-driven leaders. Join us at the Wonderful Summit North in Bradford on 20th March at Life Church! More info on The Summit North Book your tickets here Summary 00:00 Introduction and Welcome 00:05 Guest Introduction: Sara-Louise Martin 00:51 Exploring Cultural Renewal 01:48 Key Principles for Entrepreneurs 02:38 Pursuing Wholeness and Spiritual Formation 04:47 A Long Obedience in the Same Direction 05:59 Impact of Spiritual Practices on Business 07:59 Challenges of Entrepreneurship 10:18 Faith Driven Entrepreneur: Mission and Vision 11:57 Building Community and Collaboration 14:52 Leadership Dynamics: Team vs. Leader 20:44 Women in Leadership 24:14 Partnering for Impact: FDE and Wonderful Summit 28:31 Future Vision and Conclusion About our Guest: Sara-Louise Martin is a strategic ecosystem builder with a passion for impact-driven startups. She is the Co-Founder of Impact Central and currently serves as the Director of Europe & MENA for Faith Driven Entrepreneur, where she helps cultivate a thriving network of purpose-driven leaders. As a director, co-founder, and board trustee for multiple organizations, she plays a pivotal role in shaping ecosystems that drive meaningful change. Recognised as a WISE Top 100 Woman in Impact, Sara-Louise is a dedicated convenor and OPUS member, committed to empowering entrepreneurs and creating sustainable, purpose-led ventures. Some stats on investment in female start-ups: In 2021, female entrepreneurs received only 1% of venture capital financing in Europe, compared to 2% in the United States, the smallest share since 2016. Female-founded businesses generate double the revenue per euro invested, even while obtaining less than half the venture capital of their male counterparts All-female-led companies represented 20% of all businesses in the UK in 2022, up from 16% in 2018 £250 billion could be added to the UK economy if women matched men in receiving business investment. You can read more on the investing in women code here Invest in women Taskforce Female Founders Fund Gender Investment Gap Listen Now: Join Dan Maudhub and guests as they discuss key topics on Christian leadership, especially where business, society and Christianity come together. Sign up to the Wonderful Leaders Newsletter Sign up to the Wonderful WhatsApp Community  

How are you aligning your money to bring glory to God?In this episode, Jeff, Bill, and Dana discuss: Start your marriage on the same financial page, and let God lead it.Nothing in life has a sacred and secular divide.Stories of successful stewards.Understanding your finish line and approaching it with joy.   Key Takeaways: If you want to be a good giver and be most effective, there is work to be done to find the most impactful organizations and needs. You may not be called to give it all away, you may be called to work so that others might live.Keep seeking God's face, and let Him adjust. Just start somewhere, find alignment, and start being generous now.   "I just encourage business owners who also have capital and investment to think about their investments as business ownership, too, and how that can be applied for the Kingdom." —  Dana Wichterman Episode References: Rich Christians in the Age of Hunger by Ronald J. Sider: https://www.amazon.com/Rich-Christians-Age-Hunger-Generosity/dp/0718037049HOPE International - https://www.hopeinternational.org/The Culture: Upstream from Politics - https://www.oaktonfoundation.com/post/culture-upstream-from-politicsDying to Live: Finding Joy in Giving Yourself to God - https://www.amazon.com/Dying-Live-Finding-Giving-Yourself/dp/0615990762 About Bill and Dana Wichterman:Dana Wichterman spent her career as an international economic development professional at the US Agency for International Development. She currently works at Impact Foundation, helping Christians deploy their charitable capital for impact investing. She serves on the boards of Talanton, Five Talents, and Faith Driven Movements. She is the founder of the Faith Driven Entrepreneur and Investor network in Washington, DC. Dana holds an M.A. in International Affairs from Columbia University.Bill Wichterman has spent his career in law and politics, including as Special Assistant to the President in the White House. Bill is the author of the book, Dying to Live: Finding Joy In Giving Yourself to God, and the influential essay, "The Culture: Upstream from Politics." He is co-founder of Wedgwood Circle and Board President of Faith and Law. Bill holds an M.A. in Political Theory from The Catholic University of America. Connect with Bill and Dana Wichterman:Website: http://stewardsnotowners.com/Book: Stewards Not Owners: The Joy of Aligning Your Money with Your Faith - https://www.amazon.com/Stewards-Not-Owners-Aligning-Money/dp/1637633750YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCixnP4QW_IBGI-fsM7Yt2wALinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/thewichtermans/posts/?feedView=allTwitter: https://x.com/thewichtermansFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/thewichtermansInstagram:  https://www.instagram.com/thewichtermans/   Connect with Jeff Thomas: Website: https://www.arkosglobal.com/Podcast: https://www.generousbusinessowner.com/Book: https://www.arkosglobal.com/trading-upEmail: jeff.thomas@arkosglobal.comTwitter: https://twitter.com/ArkosGlobalAdv Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/arkosglobal/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/arkosglobaladvisorsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/arkosglobaladvisors/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLUYpPwkHH7JrP6PrbHeBxw

In this episode of the Faith Driven Entrepreneur podcast, Justin Forman sits down with Dave Blanchard to explore the evolution of faith-driven entrepreneurship and its growing influence in both the church and broader culture.Key Discussion Points:The origin story of Praxis and how the name came to be through prayer and divine inspirationThe transformation of entrepreneurship from a "starving artist" narrative to a celebrated career pathThe role of programs like Y Combinator, Techstars, and shows like Shark Tank in normalizing entrepreneurshipHow childhood experiences and early business ventures shaped Blanchard's perspective on ethical entrepreneurshipThe impact of Chris Crane and Opportunity International in revealing the redemptive possibilities of entrepreneurshipThe challenge of moving beyond "God cares about your work" to practical implementation in various industriesThe need for churches to become creative centers and reimagine their approach to supporting entrepreneursThe importance of telling authentic stories that include both triumph and struggleDiscussion of the "unnamed villains" and real challenges facing Christian entrepreneursThe future of faith-driven entrepreneurship and the need for local heroes and mentors

Show Notes:In this episode of the Faith Driven Entrepreneur podcast, Justin Forman sits down with Lloyd Reeb, a long-time leader of the Halftime Institute and co-author of "From Success to Significance." With over two decades of experience helping marketplace leaders find their purpose, Lloyd shares profound insights on building a life of multiplicative kingdom impact.Lloyd has generously made his book, The Social Entrepreneur: Seasoned Advice to Multiply Your Impact  100x available for free here. Key Topics Covered:- The evolution of the Halftime message over 30 years and its continued relevance today- How to infuse greater meaning and purpose into existing business success- The power of creating "freedom" to explore God's unique calling- Lloyd's framework for achieving "100X impact" through focus, leverage, and persistence- The launch and vision of Ardent Mentoring: connecting 500 world-class mentors with Christian social entrepreneurs- Why some leaders struggle to pause and examine their lives during seasons of success- The four essential types of leverage: platform, people, process, and the power of the SpiritNotable Quotes:"Focus plus leverage, plus persistence equals 100x compounding return on life." - Lloyd Reeb"I'm going to have to have some freedom in order to decide what my core calling is.""You don't have to sell your company to go make a meaningful impact in the world."Practical Takeaways:- How to evaluate whether you're trading "priceless things for merely valuable things"- The importance of listening to the Spirit's guidance in mentoring and coaching others- Practical steps for decluttering life and focusing on high-impact activities- Understanding the difference between coaching, mentoring, and discipling- Ways to overcome the three main barriers to impact: complexity, comfort, and complacency- The power of keeping a "Book of Days" to record God's faithfulness and directionSpecial Focus: Ardent Mentoring InitiativeLloyd shares his latest venture connecting experienced Christian leaders with the next generation of kingdom-minded entrepreneurs, aiming to provide targeted expertise and mentoring to accelerate kingdom impact.This episode offers invaluable wisdom for entrepreneurs seeking to build lives and businesses of lasting significance. Lloyd's decades of experience helping leaders navigate their halftime journey provides practical insights for those looking to achieve meaningful, multiplicative returns in both business and ministry. His emphasis on long-term investment in eternal returns rather than short-term gains offers a compelling framework for faith-driven entrepreneurs.Resources Mentioned:- "From Success to Significance" by Lloyd Reeb- Halftime Institute- Ardent Mentoring- "The Social Entrepreneur" (co-authored with Chris Crane)

In this episode of the Faith Driven Entrepreneur podcast, hosts Justin Forman and William Norvell discuss the entrepreneurial journeys of William and guest Tom Patterson, founder of Tommy John. They explore themes of faith, resilience, and the importance of community support in navigating the challenges of entrepreneurship. Tom shares his unique story of starting his business during a recession, the lessons learned from early failures, and the role of faith in sustaining him through difficult times. The conversation highlights the significance of taking risks, being patient yet urgent, and the unexpected paths that entrepreneurship can take. In this conversation, Tom Patterson shares his journey of faith-driven entrepreneurship, emphasizing the importance of prayer, resilience, and partnership in business. He reflects on the challenges faced while building Tommy John, the underwear brand, and how faith has played a crucial role in navigating those challenges. Tom discusses the significance of working alongside his wife and the alignment of their values in both their personal and professional lives. The conversation highlights the integration of faith and business, the lessons learned through adversity, and the importance of intentionality in pursuing one's purpose. 

Send us a textSergio Yankovenko is a seasoned pitch deck consultant with over 8 years of experience, helping startups raise more than $560 million in funding. With a portfolio of over 400 projects, he excels in transforming complex startup ideas into compelling, investor-ready presentations. Sergio blends storytelling, data-driven content, and custom design to ensure startups stand out in the competitive funding landscape.

Send us a textMark is a Business / Life Coach, the founder of Freedom For Life, LLC and author of the transformational leadership book, “LIFE MASTERY: Living life by design, not by default.” He has a singular passion; to see people unleashed as the Hero they are created to be in their business, relationships and life.Mark has developed and launched his Life Mastery online course and has seen hundreds of lives transformed. He has also had the privilege of speaking at conferences throughout the Western US.Find out more about Mark at http://freedom-for-life.net/Share the podcasT Don't Miss This Quick Read To Skyrocket Your Small Business Social Media

Episode Summary: In this episode of The Profitable Christian Business Podcast, we sit down with Edward Robinson, a financial advisor with a passion for faith-driven financial planning. Edward brings over a decade of experience in the nonprofit sector and expertise in strategic financial planning for business owners and professionals. With a heart for community development and speaking, Edward shares his insights on how Christians can stay financially healthy without crossing the line into greed. He discusses the balance of faith and finances and how to be good stewards of resources while keeping Christ at the center of all we do. Key Points Discussed: Edward's unique journey from nonprofit leadership to financial advisory. How to incorporate faith-based principles into your financial decisions. Tips for balancing financial growth with a heart for generosity. What it means to be a steward of wealth and maintain financial health without becoming greedy. How business owners can align their financial plans with their core values. Book your FREE FINANCIAL REVIEW by emailing Edward at edward.robinson@thrivent.com or texting him at 434-448-3330 Connect with Edward Robinson: Facebook Instagram LinkedIn Website

In this episode of the Faith Driven Entrepreneur podcast, hosts Justin Forman and Dan Owolabi are joined by Chip Ingram to discuss the transformative intersection of pastoral ministry and entrepreneurship. Coming off their experiences at the recent Lausanne Conference in Seoul, they explore how the church landscape is changing and the unique opportunity this presents for deeper collaboration between pastors and entrepreneurs.Key Topics Covered:The shift in church dynamics post-COVID and the need for new modelsWhy traditional metrics of church success need to be reconsideredRecent Barna research showing 91% of entrepreneurs feel purposeful in their workThe importance of long-term commitment in ministry and businessHow pastors can better engage and empower entrepreneurs in their congregationsPractical steps for entrepreneurs to build bridges with their pastorsDiscussion of the upcoming Pastors & Entrepreneurs Conference (February 20th)

Send us a textIn this week's episode, we share practice ways that  entrepreneurs can leverage the power of AI as their virtual assistant and strategic partner for refining business deas, enhancing social media marketing communications, finding market gaps of opportunity, andconducting competitive analysis. Save time, and speed up your business growth. Tune in to maximize the benefits of AI and elevate your entrepreneurial journey!Don't Miss This Quick Read To Skyrocket Your Small Business Social Media

Send us a textRobert J Hunt is "The Accountability Guy" and the co-author of the book "Nobody Cares...until you do."  He is a business owner in the Dallas/Fort Worth Texas area and helps leaders remove the things that keep them from being their best.  Robert is an Executive Coach who runs CEO Groups in DFW since 2013 and he brings that experience and wisdom to help people reach their goals. Robert has been married 25 years to his beautiful wife Kathy, and has two adult children also living in Texas. He is passionate about his faith, his purpose, his family and his quest to help people be their best.Nobody Cares (Until You Do): Living Beyond The Blame, Excuses and Doubts That Hold You Back by Salem Thyne & Robert J. Hunt www.nobodycarespod.com promo code: lessons Share the podcasT Don't Miss This Quick Read To Skyrocket Your Small Business Social Media

In this episode of the Faith Driven Entrepreneur podcast, hosts Henry Kaestner and Justin Forman reflect on the recent Faith Driven Entrepreneur conference and introduce a powerful message from Derwin Gray, former NFL player and pastor.Key points:Gray compares spiritual warfare to animal hunting tactics, warning entrepreneurs about the devil's strategies to isolate and weaken them.He outlines three common temptations entrepreneurs face: performance ("I am what I do"), possession ("I am what I have"), and popularity ("I am what others think").Gray emphasizes the importance of adopting a wartime mindset and utilizing the armor of God as described in Ephesians 6.The hosts discuss the relevance of Gray's message to entrepreneurial challenges and the importance of recognizing spiritual battles in business.An upcoming prayer series based on Gray's teachings is announced, designed to equip entrepreneurs with spiritual tools for success.Discussion Questions: How have you experienced the three temptations (performance, possession, popularity) in your entrepreneurial journey? Which one challenges you the most?In what ways can adopting a "wartime mindset" change how you approach challenges in your business?Derwin Gray emphasizes the importance of putting on the "armor of God." How can you practically incorporate this spiritual discipline into your daily routine as an entrepreneur?How can recognizing spiritual warfare in business help you make better decisions and maintain a stronger faith?What steps can you take to build a support network of fellow entrepreneurs to combat isolation and strengthen your spiritual defenses?

Ray and Jessica share how a life-changing encounter with Jesus transformed their approach to business, infusing faith into every aspect of their entrepreneurial journey. They also reveal how that same unwavering faith guided them through a harrowing experience during a bombing in Israel, where they found strength and protection in the midst of chaos. Have you ever asked these questions before? Is this what I am called to do, Is this my highest and best calling? Could I be the answer to someone else's prayers? What if I stepped into my calling and started being the person I was created to be? What if I  stopped allowing fear to hold me back and instead walked in FAITH? Today you will hear Ray and Jessica's powerful story of transformation and how they had these same questions!! Ray and Jessica Higdon are authors, speakers, coaches, entrepreneurs,  and marketing experts. They have shared the stage with Tony Robbins, Bob Proctor, Les Brown, Robert Kiyosaki, and many more. In 2018, their coaching company was recognized on the Inc. 5000 as one of America's fastest growing companies, and they love helping network marketers grow large teams and create freedom in their lives, as well as entrepreneurs or anyone who wants more out of life. But this podcast is not about network marketing, it's about an encounter with God. I am so inspired by this powerful couple.  You've got to hear their powerful story! In 2022, through a series of divinely timed meetings and conversations, Ray's future and life completely changed when he accepted Jesus Christ as his Lord and Savior. In this podcast you will hear about how Ray and Jessica was able to rely on  faith alone when they found themselves on a holy trip that turned into an all-out war. You've got to hear this miraculous story.  If you'd like to get Ray's book click here: https://a.co/d/hsaDfw6

Send us a textCorey Poirier is a multiple-time TEDx, MoMondays and PMx, Speaker and International Bestselling Author. He is also the host of the top rated ‘Get Paid To Speak' Show, founder of The Speaking Program, Author of the For The Love of Speaking Book, bLU Talks, and he has been featured in multiple television specials. A columnist with Entrepreneur and Forbes magazine, he has featured in/on CBS, CTV, NBC, ABC, is a Forbes Coaches Council member, and is one of the few leaders featured twice on the popular Entrepreneur on Fire show. He has also interviewed over 5,000 of the world's top leaders. Books mentioned in the episode:The Enlightened Passenger: The Flight That Changes Everything By Corey PoirierPositioning: The Battle For Your Mind by Al Ries & Jack Trout To learn more about bluTalks go to: www.speakonblu.com www.coreypoiriermedia.com Listen to this next: Leaders Are Readers Positioning: The Battle For Your Mind episodeShare the podcasT Don't Miss This Quick Read To Skyrocket Your Small Business Social Media

In this episode of the Faith Driven Entrepreneur podcast, hosts Henry and Justin discuss the recent conference and share a thought-provoking message from David Platt. Key topics include: The idea that entrepreneurs are positioned "for such a time as this"How current technological and economic trends create unprecedented opportunitiesDavid Platt's perspective on the unique role of entrepreneurs in today's worldThe importance of seeking God's guidance in business decisionsBalancing professional success with spiritual growth and purposeThe potential for long-term impact beyond an entrepreneur's lifetimeListeners will be inspired to view their entrepreneurial journey through a lens of divine timing and purpose, encouraging them to make the most of their unique skills and opportunities."God has sovereignly ordained your life and this time to play a unique part in the accomplishment of His purpose. Entrepreneur, God has not saved you to sideline you on this mission."

Send us a textReal estate investing changed her life and became a passion. Is 2024 the year for you to start real estate investing? Find out from an expert mompreneur!Charisse Walker is a powerhouse businesswoman with a ​unique perspective on business, life, and ​motherhood. As a divorced mom, former ​corporate executive, and remarried mother ​with children ranging in age from 9 to 34, she is the epitome of creating a life you love by finding passion and developing resilience. Charisse lives in Utah and is an author of Flipping the Iceberg, a podcaster for Unbreakable Mompreneurs, the host of an Emmy-nominated tv show called, The American Dream, coaches people in three areas: investing in real estate, business, and life.

Send us a textOver his thirty-year career in senior leadership positions in R & D and operations with global companies, Mosongo Moukwa, PhD, MBA, has helped solve the world's most important innovation challenges. His transformational leadership style has left a legacy of increased profitability and growth at some of the world's top brands—including as vice president of global technology at SC Johnson, vice president of global technology at Reichhold, and vice president of technology at Asian Paints. He was featured in Business Today and is a regular contributor to Business Standard. Be A Leader Of Significance: Build Your Legacy, Leave An Impact by Musongo Moukwa To learn more about Mosongo, go to https://mosongomoukwa.coach/P.S. ***7 Complimentary Coaching Sessions with Mosongo are available for a limited time (1st come, first serve); mention the Lessons Of Entrepreneurship podcast when booking this free session at https://mosongomoukwa.coach/book-a-call***Share the podcasT

Send us a textFor service-based businesses, online marketing isn't just about visibility—it's about conversion. Is your small business flying under the radar of online marketing?Join me as I dive into why your digital footprint is crucial for growth and how you can craft an impactful online presence. Get actionable advice to enhance your business's reputation and reach.Share the podcasT

Send us a textMike Manuel is an ordained pastor, author, and seminar speaker. Through his books and seminars, Mike has helped thousands of people just like you experience more of God's power, purpose, and peace.MOTAministries.com is Mike's website with many free resources, including videos, blog posts, courses, and ebooks. You'll also find links to purchase Mike's books on Amazon.Find out more about Pastor Mike:www.motaministries.com

Send us a textWest Stringfellow is a product and technology visionary who has launched zero-to-one innovations at Amazon and PayPal, led transformations at Fortune 500s like Visa and Target, and accelerated startups with Techstars. He has over 20 years of experience, from an innovation and product management executive to a successful founder and entrepreneur whose startup was acquired by a Fortune 50. Driving innovation that results in market disruptions and massive revenue growth has been the hallmark of his professional and entrepreneurial life. Today, West empowers entrepreneurs and businesses of all sizes through coaching and consulting, sharing his expertise in product innovation and digital transformation. With 5 patents to his name and a wealth of international experience, West is here to share insights that can help you revolutionize your approach to product and technology.

Send us a Text Message.Are you struggling to find balance as an entrepreneur? Discover how to optimize every aspect of your life with insights from the Full-Fueled podcast hosts.

Send us a Text Message.Welcome to the Faith and Biz Coffee (Or Tea) Time Blitz.  Our new faith-driven minutes series brings us back to the purpose of all of this crazy entrepreneurship life. Be encouraged & Stay blessed. 

In this episode, Joey, Justin, and Henry discuss the new initiative called Solving the World's Greatest Problems. They address the skepticism around the audacious goal and emphasize the importance of being empowered by the Holy Spirit. They also highlight the role of community in solving these problems and the need for collaboration and support. The initiative aims to provide clear next steps for individuals to build, invest, and give towards solving these problems. The podcast episodes focus on storytelling and creating a call to action for listeners.

Send us a Text Message.Most entrepreneurs, speakers, and coaches make this common mistake: they forget the power of a good story. Robert Kennedy III – RK3 works with leaders who need to deliver critical messages with confidence. Robert is the Founder and CEO of Kennetik Kommunications, a leading communication and presentation training firm that is transforming the real estate industry. 

Send us a Text Message.Welcome to the Faith and Biz Coffee (Or Tea) Time Blitz.  Our new faith-driven minutes series brings us back to the purpose of all of this crazy entrepreneurship life. Be encouraged & keep pressing on. 

Send us a Text Message.Challenge everything you thought was just 'how it has to be' and build a business that allows you to live a rich life DAILY! I wasn't too sure about this book, but I have to say it's been a pleasant surprise, a gift of true thought leadership. Need I say more?We're back with our Leaders Are Readers Series (LARS) episode 10; if you've been listening, you know we bring the gems from best-selling faith, mindset, and biz books. Get your copy of The 4 Hour Workweek: Escape 9-5, Live Anywhere, And Join The New Rich by Timothy Ferriss  at https://amzn.to/3Agw0utIf you love the book gems, listen to our most popular episode: Leaders Are Readers Series Ep.7: Positioning, The Battle For Your Mind by Al Ries, Jack Trout, et. al

In this episode, Jordan Raynor discusses his book 'Redeeming Your Time' and how entrepreneurs can uniquely struggle to manage their time. He emphasizes the importance of discerning the essential from the noise and finding peace in Christ before seeking productivity. Jordan also explores the concept of grace-based productivity and how Jesus can serve as a model for time management and shares some of the 32 practices from his book,Find the book here: https://www.amazon.com/Redeeming-Your-Time-Principles-Purposeful/dp/0593193075

In this episode, Rachel explores 3 specific things Christian entrepreneurs need to be aware of as they build their businesses. God is doing something powerful in the business world and He wants you to be a part of it!

In this episode, I'm joined by faith-driven entrepreneur Jeff Henderson. We dive into his unique blend of ministry and business, uncovering secrets from his time at Chick-fil-A. Jeff shares valuable insights and experiences that bridge faith and entrepreneurship. Don't miss this inspiring conversation!Social Media:Website: https://jeffhenderson.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/jefferyehendersonX: https://x.com/JeffHendersonInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/jefferyhenderson/?hl=enLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeff-henderson-95989a7b/Books:What to Do Next: Taking your best step when life is uncertainPurchase Here: https://a.co/d/faT5LU9Purchase Rusty's Friend of God book: https://pastorrustygeorge.square.site/product/friend-of-god/155 

In this masterclass-style episode of the Faith Driven Entrepreneur Podcast, we highlight three unique ways that community can shape the lives of entrepreneurs.Dude Perfect's Coby Cotton gives insight into how his tight-knit community of college friends has had to learn how to live as co-founders and leaders of one of the largest entertainment brands in the country.Mickey Peters shares how his lack of community nearly brought him to complete ruin and how finding community has helped him recover.And Scott Weiss talks about why the OCEAN Accelerator programs have always  emphasized the need for community amongst the entrepreneurs they serve.If you'd like to hear more about the Faith Driven Entrepreneur community groups, go to faithdrivenentrepreneur.org/groups.Coby Cotton's Full Episode: https://www.faithdrivenentrepreneur.org/podcast-inventory/episode-176-dude-perfect-the-worlds-most-trusted-source-of-entertainment-with-coby-cottonMickey Peter's Full Episode: https://www.faithdrivenentrepreneur.org/podcast-inventory/episode-208-death-of-a-lone-wolf-with-mickey-petersScott Weiss Full Episode: https://www.faithdrivenentrepreneur.org/blog/2019/5/21/combating-loneliness-with-community-scott-weiss-ocean-accelerator 

Ricky Dickson, the retired CEO of Blue Bell Ice Cream, joins the Faith Driven Entrepreneur podcast to discuss his experience leading and scaling a national company through growth and incredible pitfalls. Using his new book, One Scoop at a Time, as a backdrop, Ricky shares how his 40+ year career at Blue Bell started right after college. He gives an overview of the ice cream market and how Blue Bell positioned itself as a high-quality, middle-ground option and talks about the importance of constant innovation and listening to customer feedback. He also discusses the challenges Blue Bell faced during the Listeria outbreak and how the company focused on safety and rebuilding trust. He emphasizes the value of consistency and staying true to the company's culture and values and shares how his faith has helped him find peace in the midst of challenges by relying on God and His guidance.Find more about Ricky in his new book: https://www.amazon.com/One-Scoop-Time-Stories-Lessons/

In this episode of the Faith Driven Entrepreneur Podcast, Dr. Bryan Loritts joins Joey Honescko and William Norvell to discuss the importance of deep, long-lasting friendships in the context of entrepreneurship. Pulling from his new book, Enduring Friendships: Sticking Together in an Age of Unfriending, Dr. Loritts emphasizes the need for what he calls “soul friends.” These are the people whom we can bear our souls with and who can provide guidance and support in our journeys. He also highlights the challenges that entrepreneurs face in maintaining lasting friendships, such as being productivity-driven and lacking time for people. He provides practical advice on finding and nurturing these enduring friendships, including putting oneself in the right environments and being intentional about prioritizing relationships. For more from Dr. Loritts, check out his new book: https://www.amazon.com/Enduring-Friendship-Sticking-Together-Unfriending/dp/1514008440

One of the hardest realities in the life of every Faith Driven Entrepreneur is that things often don't go as planned. Unforeseen circumstances can cause all sorts of issues in a company, and sometimes those circumstances affect the people we employ. In this episode, we're going to look at layoffs. How can we think well about these difficult situations? And how can we love our people, even in the midst of these unfortunate, massive changes?  We'll highlight three perspectives starting with Vic Ho and Rusty Rueff, two leaders who have had to implement layoffs in their own careers. The third perspective comes from a round table discussion that William, Henry, and Rusty had with Daniel Fong, the CEO and founder, who made a choice not to lay off anybody in his company.  As we'll see in all these conversations, there's not a clear cut answer to these complex questions. Not everyone agrees and that's okay. We just want to present different viewpoints and encourage you to consult the Lord about how he might be calling you to run your business differently.  Lean in, get inspired, get challenged, and consider how you might have these kinds of conversations with other people in community who can push you closer to where the Lord is leading you.

Why would a founder decide to never fire anyone?Dylan Wilk, CEO of Human Nature, joins the Faith Driven Entrepreneur podcast to share the story behind the company's no firing policy and to explain why he believes grace and forgiveness are the greatest HR policies. He recounts a situation where an employee stole from the company and instead of firing him, Dylan chose to forgive and help him change. This experience led Dylan to establish a written no firing policy and build an ecosystem of support within the company that is rooted in the belief that God does not give up on us. Dylan emphasizes the importance of seeing the full person at work, understanding their struggles, and providing opportunities for growth and redemption.Learn more about Dylan's story in this short documentary.

Culture can be a bit of a buzzword.What does it really mean for a company to have values and an identity?And how can leaders of those companies make sure those values don't just become another page on the website or words on a wall in the office?In this episode of Stories of the Movement, we'll hear about Booster, one of the largest school fundraising companies in the country.They've built a culture unlike any other in their team of nearly 1,000 employees. And Chris Carneal, the founder and CEO of the company, saw firsthand how essential Booster's “virtues” became when they faced an unexpected and intense setback. Check out their story in this episode of Faith Driven Entrepreneur: Stories of the Movement. For more information about Faith Driven Entrepreneur and to sign up for our groups, check out our website at faithdrivenentrepreneur.org

William Norvell, the co-founder and President of Forte, a company that's revolutionizing the way businesses support their most valuable asset: their people. Under William's leadership, Forte's mission is not just to provide counseling services but to transform the culture of corporate mental health.  William brings a wealth of experience from venture capital, private equity, and investment banking. He has a degree in Finance from the University of Alabama and an MBA from the Stanford Graduate School of Business. He is a principal at Sovereign's Capital, co-founder, podcast host, and contributor of The Faith Driven Entrepreneur. In this conversation, we'll explore William's journey from a keen investor to a compassionate entrepreneur, the challenges and triumphs of building a startup to tackle workplace stress, and his vision for a world where mental health is prioritized as physical health in our work environments. Join us as we unpack the story behind Forte and learn from William's incredible insights on mental health, entrepreneurship, and creating change within the corporate landscape. To learn more about Forte visit their website: https://www.getforte.com/To listen to The Faith Driven Entrepreneur visit their website: https://www.faithdrivenentrepreneur.org/podcast

Tune in as Garrett talks with the co-founder of Faith Driven Entrepreneur, Henry Kaestner. Henry shares his heart for the Gospel and the desire for Christians to be exceptional in business.Faith-driven entrepreneurship and willful vs. faithful actions. 0:00Complete devotion to the Gospel in business. 2:29Balancing ambition and contentment as Christians. 7:11Balancing faith and ambition in the workplace. 11:06Prioritizing faith over business success. 15:18Balancing faith and business as a real estate agent. 19:38Faith-driven entrepreneurship and seeking God's guidance in decision-making. 23:52Interested in Group Coaching from a Biblical Perspective? Click here to learn more and have a quick chat with Garrett to see if it's a good fit! faithfulagent.com/chatHelp us fund the continued work of The Faithful Agent by sending us your Hampton Roads, VA buyer and seller referrals! https://faithfulagent.com/referralJoin our Facebook community to meet other agents who share your work and your faith! facebook.com/groups/thefaithfulagent Want to join a local Faithful Agent group to meet believers in your area? Check out faithfulagent.com/local-groups

Why would an entrepreneur start a Mortgage company in the midst of the housing crisis?In this new segment called “Stories of the Movement,” we take a narratively compelling, high-production look at the work of Faith Driven Entrepreneurs living out their call to create.The goal is to unite the movement through stories because every Faith Driven Entrepreneur, no matter what industry or what community, focuses their attention on solving problems in the world.The details may differ, but the plot stays the same. We're all part of God's story. He's using each of us to bring hope, redemption, and light to a dark world for the glory of God and the good of others. This episode highlights what God is doing through Casey Crawford and the team at Movement Mortgage.But you'll be able to see yourself in their story, too. It might inspire, equip, and challenge you as you pursue your call to create.If you like this episode, be sure to follow, rate, and share the show. For more on Casey Crawford and Movement Mortgage check out these links:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MnyrnjZm0Wwhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lhgy5nLdmqI&t=2s

The New Year brings new opportunities to examine our goals, to get focused both personally and professionally.So how do we do this well? How do we establish goals that actually get done? How do we make sure those goals align with our faith? And most importantly, how do we stop ourselves when we start putting our value in the things we achieve?In this special edition of the Faith Driven Entrepreneur podcast, we'll highlight conversations Rusty, Henry, and William have had with expert leaders Jon Acuff, Patrick Lencioni, and Terry Looper about what it looks like to set and accomplish the right kinds of goals. They walk us through how to avoid the pitfalls that try to take away our focus, how to set our minds and hearts on the things that matter most, and how to ensure that we don't allow our accomplishments to become our identities. More from these guestsJon Acuff: https://www.faithdrivenentrepreneur.org/podcast-inventory/episode-159-the-surprising-solution-to-overthinking-with-jon-acuffPatrick Lencioni:https://www.faithdrivenentrepreneur.org/podcast-inventory/2020/4/7/patrick-lencionihttps://www.faithdrivenentrepreneur.org/podcast-inventory/episode-240-the-motive-with-patrick-lencionihttps://www.faithdrivenentrepreneur.org/working-geniusTerry Looper:https://www.faithdrivenentrepreneur.org/podcast-inventory/episode-243-why-an-experienced-entrepreneur-and-ceo-chose-to-live-at-a-sacred-pace-with-terry-looper 

Today on Exploring the Prophetic, Shawn Bolz and Bob Hasson bring to the conversation, Rusty Rueff and Terry Brisbane. Terry is the lead pastor of Cornerstone and he is a co-founder and co-host of The Faith Driven Entrepreneur podcast, as well as an author. Rusty is a well known technology executive, startup advisor and thought leader. He has served on numerous corporate boards of directors and has been the leader of both the GRAMMY Foundation Board and The American Conservatory Theater Board. Tune in as Shawn, Bob, Rusty and Terry discuss how this Pastor and Tech guru teamed up and wrote a book called The Faith Code which offers a unique antidote to the most urgent spiritual and cultural ailments of our time. Terry and Rusty share how to combine moral and ethical counsel with the pioneering tactics of entrepreneurship and community building and what it takes to live a full life while simultaneously becoming people who contribute to the world around us. Tune in!https://thefaithcode.com/ https://www.cornerstonesf.org/