Christian Business Leader with Darren Shearer

Jeff Williams, former mayor of Arlington, Texas, and a civil engineer, discusses his journey in transforming the city into a major tourist destination. He shares how a key biblical principle of faith and unity influenced his leadership style. The conversation delves into the importance of community collaboration and inclusivity in revitalizing areas, as well as personal anecdotes highlighting the integration of scripture in the workplace. Williams emphasizes how character values in leadership foster teamwork and create a shared vision for impact.

Dr. David Hagenbuch, a marketing professor at Messiah University and author of 'Mindful Marketing', discusses the intersection of Christian ethics and advertising. He shares how his family business shaped his faith and highlights the importance of integrity in marketing. David emphasizes the dangers of deceptive advertising and the impact of sexualized ads, urging discernment. He also presents the OnSong app as an example of Christ-centered marketing and offers practical tips for ethical advertising practices.

On this episode, architect, executive movie/music producer, and Kingdom philanthropist Raymond Harris explains how to be truly rich by investing with Kingdom currency.

On this episode, Churchill Mortgage President/COO Matt Clarke explains how Churchill Mortgage honors God in its business and lending practices.  

On this episode, succession planning expert Harry Jones shares the biblical mandate all leaders have to work ourselves out of a job by preparing others to take our place, regardless of whether we own the company or not—because every job is temporary and because making disciples is the mission.

On this episode, theological anthropologist Dr. Drew Dickens shares redemptive and destructive uses of artificial intelligence and offers guidance to Christian business professionals on how to use AI for God’s glory. Dr. Drew and Darren also discuss whether the various AI models espouse specific worldviews.

Join Dr. Charlie Self, a seasoned professor of church history and leadership, as he uncovers how key Christian leaders have shaped the marketplace for Christ. He delves into the integration of faith and work, sharing fascinating historical examples that highlight the relationship between business and ministry. Discover the impactful contributions of lesser-known figures and explore the evolving dynamics between laity and clergy in modern ministry. This insightful conversation encourages listeners to align their professional lives with their Christian values.

On this episode, holding company co-founder Philip Kulishov shares his experience with growing EBM, Inc. and helping the company’s seven co-owners stay onboard with its Christ-centered mission.

On this episode, Christian ethicist Dr. Elisabeth Kincaid shares some of her top ethics and morality concerns for business leaders today.

Don Golden, founder of Just Capital Quotient and chief impact officer at Threefold Private Equity, dives into the biblical underpinnings of ESG and DEI movements. He discusses innovative ethical mining practices in Rwanda that balance community development with profitability. Golden highlights how faith can transform economic engagement to uplift the poor and promote stewardship. The conversation also explores how Christian leaders can integrate social responsibility and creativity into business, fostering a just economy while addressing wealth inequality.