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What do you get when you mix a trained physicist, a seminary grad, an entrepreneur, and a Silicon valley venture capitalist?  In the case of this episode, you get an awesome guest who somehow checks all  those boxes.   Phil Chen is the CEO of c
Imagine you're a young entrepreneur with a lot of promise. You've got grit. You've got vision. You've even read zero to one. And recently you acquired some substantial wealth.  But there's still one problem.  You and your partner have had some
Imagine you're a young entrepreneur with a lot of promise. You've got grit. You've got vision. You've even read zero to one. And recently you acquired some substantial wealth.  But there's still one problem.  You and your partner have had some
In this edition of the “riff,” Patrick Lencioni joins Henry Kaestner for a short conversation about some of the hidden idols of entrepreneurship.Then, Joey, Justin, and Henry dive further in, examining how we easily turn good things into gods.
“For every church we plant, we need to start a business.” - Mark BattersonCan Faith Driven Entrepreneurs really partner with their churches? What would that partnership even look like?In last week’s episode, we talked about the need for partner
Entrepreneur: what is your relationship like with your church?(We really want to know!)Church leaders and entrepreneurs have the potential to be radical partners who influence and impact communities for the glory of God together.But often, we f
Everyone has different end goals for what they’d call ultimate success, but most of us are chasing after something.For many entrepreneurs, “going public” stands as the ultimate sign that you’ve truly “made it.” And if that’s the case, then toda
Dr. Emerson Eggerichs and special guest host Mike Sharrow join the show to take a candid look at how entrepreneurs can overcome the challenges they face in their personal and professional relationships.Dr. Eggerichs is a renowned counselor and
Do you ever feel like you're so fixated on what you're building next that you forget to look at the opportunities right in front of you? Right now people around the world are looking for meaning, purpose, and value. And many of them are searchi
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
The middle of February is often filled with commercialized images of love. Flowers, chocolates, those little chalky tasting heart candies with sweet messages. It all revolves around Valentine’s Day. And in between booking restaurant reservation
Can we just be honest with ourselves and admit that, for most of us, our prayer lives stink? We all know we’re supposed to pray. We’ve read where Paul tells us to pray without ceasing. Maybe we’ve even tried instilling new habits, only to have
In this conversation, Jordan Raynor challenges the belief that the only way our work matters for eternity is if we use it to share the gospel, arguing that our work has intrinsic value to God. He’ll build upon half truths to make them whole by
As Christians, we can easily get wrapped up in this belief that the church is on the losing side of history. We feel the shifting winds of culture blow away from us. We hear story after story of major church leaders either leaving the faith or
Entrepreneurs are on the cusp of a mental health crisis. Anxiety. Depression. Loneliness. These are just as familiar as innovation, grit, and leadership. We feel the stress that comes from building something new. We carry the burden of our team
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
Entrepreneurs build things. We create. Innovate. We follow in God’s footsteps by forming new things.But, how often do we think about our own formation? How our habits and our work are shaping us into becoming certain kinds of people?This week o
Entrepreneurs often navigate unique challenges while holding onto their faith values, but what about those who work in unconventional spaces, like tattoo studios?In this episode, Henry and William are joined by Sara and Rodney Carrera, the duo
Entrepreneurs are often thinking about how to build the best team. But how often do we think about the teams under our own households?In this episode, we’re joined by Jeremy Pryor, an experienced entrepreneur who has recently co-founded the org
 Who protects the people who are meant to protect us?  First responders daily risk their lives for the sake of others and the people who put on those uniforms need others who will help keep them safe as they go about their  jobs.That's why Josh
In-N-Out Burger is one of the few local burger restaurants that has transcended into a cultural icon. What started as one of the first drive-thru restaurants ever in 1948, has grown into one of the most recognizable brands in the country with n
In this special episode of the podcast, we’re flipping the mic over to our co-host: Rusty Rueff as we interview him and his pastor, Terry Brisbane. The two have been close friends for years and offer unique insight into what it looks like for e
Entrepreneurs are deeply rooted in data and research.And one of the best Christian sources for what’s going on in the world is the Barna Group.On today’s podcast, we’re talking with Barna’s President David Kinnaman about what it means for us to
What does it look like to lead in the midst of chaos, brokenness, and division?The recent events in Israel and Gaza have made the brokenness of the world even more acute and visible. There are a lot of thoughtful places where you might go to fi
How does childhood shape the entrepreneurial journey?For Ryan Walker, the two are deeply connected. The Third-generation President of Walker Mowers grew up around the family business. But more importantly, he grew up in a family that honored an
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