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Emotional endurance isn't about pretending life isn't hard – it's about learning how to keep going with hope, resilience, and purpose. Through science AND the Bible, Emotional Endurance author Leslie Bosserman joins Jim and Martha to explore how we can respond to triggers, failures, and difficult seasons in ways that strengthen our faith and become a powerful witness to those around us.
Nick Vujicic might not have limbs, but that hasn’t stopped him from becoming God’s hands and feet! Soak up the encouragement he wants to pour out to you as you hear a bit of his story of struggle, about his heart for transforming communities through business, and about the September 26 KPI Summit 2026 he’s organizing in Plano, TX.
If God has placed an idea on your heart or is calling you into something new, this conversation will encourage you to stop playing it safe and start taking faithful steps forward! Business strategist Susan Schramm explains why risk isn't something followers of Christ should avoid – it's something we should learn to navigate with wisdom and faith.
Your faith shouldn't stop at the church doors! In this episode, HR expert Brett Billups shares how biblical principles can transform the way we hire, lead, coach, and care for people at work. Discover why great leaders hire the heart, lead with both truth and grace, and learn to connect Sunday faith with Monday decisions.
Building a successful company is only part of the calling. The greater challenge is ensuring your mission, values, and culture endure. In this episode, leadership consultant Becca Spradlin shares practical insights for Christian business leaders who want to build organizations that faithfully reflect Christ for generations to come.
How do you stay faithful when leadership puts your convictions under pressure? USCCC President Krystal Parker discusses how God forms Christian leaders through tension, refining their character, strengthening their integrity, and preparing them to lead with courage when it matters most.
What if God is preparing people the world has never noticed to become tomorrow's Kingdom influencers? In this thought-provoking conversation, Art Serna shares why faithful stewardship – not the pursuit of wealth – is what prepares believers for greater influence. Discover how God often works through unexpected people, why character always comes before calling, and how today's emerging technologies could become powerful tools for advancing His kingdom.
What if the Christian life is about more than simply getting to heaven someday? Dr. Jessica Stone challenges believers to embrace a kingdom mindset that transforms the way we think, work, and serve others. Discover how living with "both feet in" can change not only your faith but also your workplace and everyday life.
When grief enters the workplace, leadership matters. Matthew Efird shares how losing his son Noah transformed the way he leads, offering practical wisdom for supporting grieving employees with compassion while building a stronger, healthier workplace culture.
Hiring is about far more than filling an open position. Hiring expert Bob Spence shares amazing advice for choosing employees who are going to build effective teams and contribute to your company’s culture in a positive way. Tired of having to constantly rehire? This episode is for you!
Most leaders want to be liked. But according to 30-year Navy veteran Craig Clutts, that's exactly the wrong thing to chase – and what you should be chasing instead might surprise you. Tune in for biblically-based leadership advice and your invitation to the virtual Leadership Summit, June 27th.
Through personal trials, business challenges, and hard leadership lessons, Evan TeBrake discovered that God's strength is often revealed through our weakness. Hear how that realization is impacting employees, customers, and communities through Truck Transport.
What if the workplace you’ve been trying to escape is actually the ministry God intentionally gave you? Walk through three simple but transformative shifts that can completely change how you view your job, coworkers, and daily purpose!
What if a simple summer picnic could change our country? In this encouraging episode, Jim and Martha Brangenberg share how food, fellowship, and intentional connection can break down barriers, build relationships, and reflect the love of Christ right where you live.
After years of serving in different lanes of ministry and leadership, Peter and Tini Lawry are beginning to see God bring their callings together in a powerful new way. Whether you’re leading a business, mentoring others, approaching retirement, or simply longing to hear God more clearly, this conversation offers encouragement to trust that your work matters deeply to Him – and that He still speaks today.
What if the biggest challenge in entrepreneurship isn’t building the business but allowing God to transform the person building it? In this powerful episode, Geeta Chopra shares how Jesus radically changed her life, mindset, and approach to business, revealing why true Kingdom impact starts with surrender, obedience, and a renewed mind.
Golf isn’t just a game – it can be a mission field. In this episode, Ron “3-Putt” Potter and Wes Kliner share how Challenge Golf is using free events and authentic relationships to reach unbelieving and unchurched golfers with the Gospel. What started as a love for the game has turned into a powerful ministry, proving that when you invite God into what you already enjoy, lives can be changed.
For over a decade, Leah faithfully served behind the scenes—supporting someone else’s vision, handling the details, and showing up consistently. What she didn’t realize at the time was that God was using every one of those years to prepare her to eventually step into leadership herself.
As a business owner in Minnesota, Holly Misener began living out her faith more openly with clients – praying for them, pointing them to Jesus, and watching lives be transformed. What she didn’t expect was how quickly that obedience would grow into something bigger: the launch of the Minnesota Christian Chamber of Commerce. Come hear a story of obedience, encouragement, and boldness.
When Loran Mayes ran for mayor of Wilburton, Oklahoma, she didn’t set out to “fix” her town – she set out to steward it. In this episode, she shares how faith, humility, and hard decisions are reshaping her leadership.
David Burton thought he was a great neighbor – friendly, polite, easy to live next to. But after hearing a simple challenge rooted in Jesus’ words to “love your neighbor,” he realized something uncomfortable: he didn’t actually know most of the people living right next to him. Ready to be challenged to live each day more intentionally?
With the USCCC SWC 2026 Expo right around the corner (April 22-24), Jim and Martha sit down with the podcasters of “Podcast Row” – the voices who will be capturing the stories, strategies, and Kingdom impact happening live in Orlando. Hear about how breakthroughs don’t just come from content. They come from being in the right room, with the right people, at the right time.
Jared and Lindsay Stump may look like an ordinary suburban couple, but their lives tell a different story – one of intentional faith woven into marriage, work, and everyday moments. Through Lindsay’s Organized to Save platform and their shared commitment to staying aligned in prayer and purpose, they’re turning their home, careers, and influence into meaningful ministry.
What if your workplace Bible study could transform not only your faith but your leadership and your company culture? In this episode, Lori Drury shares how Biblical Business Training is equipping believers around the world to apply Scripture directly to their work and how you can experience it for yourself through their sample groups.
For years on this show, we’ve talked about how our workplaces are mission fields. But what happens when that mission field expands beyond the office and into the community? This isn’t about politics. It’s about obedience, servant leadership, and the responsibility Jesus followers have to bring God-honoring influence wherever He places them.
