Guest Brock Bukowsky from Veterans United Home Loans shares practical tips for integrating faith into the workplace and caring for employees' spiritual lives. Topics include aligning identity with faith post-business sale, embracing discomfort, incorporating beliefs into business practices, and creating a supportive environment for diverse beliefs within an organization.

Entrepreneur Junita Flowers shares her journey from escaping abuse to launching a successful baking business, emphasizing how hope fueled her entrepreneurial success. She discusses the transformative power of faith, resilience, and community support in overcoming challenges and finding light in darkness.

WIRED Magazine's founding editor, Kevin Kelly, shares his wisdom on AI, the Imago Dei, and the emergence of technology as a new nation. He also discusses the future of AR, VR, blockchain, and AI, and offers excellent advice for faith-driven entrepreneurs. Plus, insights into balancing work and family life at Wired and understanding the holiness of God in community.

One of the biggest challenges families face in the modern age is how to navigate emerging tech with their kids.Entrepreneurs struggle to turn off. We're always connected. Always keeping things moving. What example does that set for our family?Andy Crouch has written about this in his book The Tech-wise Family, and on today’s podcast we talk about what it was like to establish healthy family rhythms around technology.We’re also joined by Andy’s adult daughter, Amy, to hear her perspective about growing up in a home with this kind of discipline. Like her father, she has also written about this subject in her book: My Techwise Life.Check out the full conversation, and don’t forget to rate and follow the show on your favorite podcast app.

Tech founders Chris Kaspar and Heath Wilson discuss tackling tech addiction through their companies, Techless and Aro. They highlight the importance of simplicity, family focus, and faith over material wealth in the tech industry. Topics include navigating tech addiction, designing family-centric tech solutions, and managing communication boundaries in a digital age.

Mental Health Counselor Jay Stringer discusses healing from sexual brokenness among entrepreneurs. He addresses the struggle with unwanted desires, the impact of stress on mental health, and the importance of confronting vulnerabilities. Stringer emphasizes the need for open dialogue and seeking help for personal growth and well-being.

Chip Ingram, author of the book 'Holy Ambition', explores the tension between faith and ambition for entrepreneurs. He discusses the concept of holy ambition and aligning it with God's agenda. The podcast also covers responding to devastation with prayer and repentance, discerning holy ambition, understanding Jesus in the Gospels, and developing a right understanding of God and themes of community and sin.

Have you ever noticed how unhurried Jesus seems to be in the gospels? He always shows up for the people who need him, but he never seems to panic or rush to get there. Entrepreneurs can sometimes do the opposite. Even the words we use imply hurry: we sprint. We hustle. We flow. These aren’t inherently bad things, but they can have negative effects on us if they go unchecked. That’s what happened with today’s guest: Terry Looper. Terry is the Founder and CEO of Texon LP, an energy company with over $6 billion in revenue. He’s also the author of the book, A Sacred Pace which tells the story of how his unchecked ambition led to burnout and how he redirected his life by slowing down and aligning himself with God’s will. He joins the show to talk about his book A Sacred Pace, share how entrepreneurs can create better boundaries around their time, and give us a 4-step process we can use to hear from God.  Make sure to follow the show for more great content from global leaders and give us a rating if you enjoyed the content.

We’ve never had someone on the show be compared to a Tom Cruise character before until today. Molly Fletcher is a leadership coach and former sports agent who CNN once called “the female Jerry Maguire” for her work representing hall of famers and champions. These days she focuses on empowering leaders to unlock their full potential, and she joins us to talk about overcoming barriers, developing drive, and centering our identity on something bigger than our output. Don’t forget to rate and follow the show on your favorite podcast streaming service.

Taylor Blom, Co-Founder of Next Door Photos, discusses creating businesses for freedom. Topics include social impact, empowering individuals rescued from trafficking, community support for entrepreneurs, faith-based business practices, and personal reflections on entrepreneurship and life.