Gospel Driven

Impact and Influence. It's what we all want as Gospel Driven Entrepreneurs. Kate Boyd shares incredible insight into how we can intentionally do both. In this episode, you'll learn about: Serving out of your strengths allows you to serve at your highest capacity. How does "impact" and "income" help make a business great? You must be profitable to sustain impact. Income and Impact comes down to stewardship. Find out more about us at gospeldrivenentrepreneur.com

Mission and vision. Is it really that important know where you're going? This social entrepreneur shares her story behind creating a sustainable business, providing scholarships for young girls, and how holding true to mission and vision keeps her moving in the right direction while seeing results. In this episode, you will learn:  Why it's important to have mission and vision behind a venture. Without mission and vision, there is no finish line. You have no direction. Your mission and vision is not your purpose, it's God's purpose. Is "defining" success the most difficult thing in finding success? Find us online at gospeldrivenentrepreneur.com

Whitney Matsuno is the co-founder of Baby Smyles. Baby Smyles is a digital magazine geared towards kids movements, while focusing on the past and present of the most fashionable and unique trends. Posting multiple products weekly, Baby Smyles tries to dig up the most affordable pieces to enrich your child's lifestyle. Because after all – it's your kid, their style. Find out more about us at gospeldrivenentrepreneur.com

Sales....it keeps us in business. But how do we view this all important necessity through a biblical worldview? The #1 salesperson in America shares with us how. In this episode, you will learn:  Sales is a process that moves people to a closer relationship with your business. What's the 3 most attributes we need to have in order to be successful in sales? Knowledge without behavioral change is impotent. Biblically based sales is 100% integrity.  Is sales based more on personality or strategy? Find out more about us at gospeldrivenentrepreneur.com

Giftedness, calling, and design. Are there traces in us that help identify if we're called to be an entrepreneur? Bill Hendricks joins us as we explore questions like: What does it mean to be "gifted" to do something? How do we define "calling" for ourselves? Does God intrinsically design people to do certain things? How do you know if you're called to be an entrepreneur? How does our entrepreneurial endeavors participate in human flourishing Find us online at gospeldrivenentrepreneur.com

Unfortunately as entrepreneurs, most of the time our homes and families get what's left over from running and growing a business all day long. How do we become intentional about raising our kids in a way that disciples them and prepares them to have influence and impact in a world that needs Jesus? Joshua Straub join us as we discuss Cultivating Emotionally Safe Homes for Your Kids. In this episode you will learn:  What emotional safety is. How to raise great kids through cultivating mutual understanding. It's the posture from which you parent, not the technique that matters most. Find out more about us at gospeldrivenentrepreneur.com

Monica Zuniga was a corporate queen that wanted to launch out and start something God had specifically laid on her heart. Without vision, it couldn't be accomplished. In this episode, you'll learn: The top 3 things you need to establish before launching a non-profit; the importance of setting the vision before you every day; and the beauty of attracting diversity. | Find out more about us at gospeldrivenentrepreneur.com

Who's in control? Is it you or is it God? In this episode, Robby Berthume of Bull and Beard shares his story of success, failure, and the realization that God is the one always in control. In this episode you'll learn about: being ok with not being in control; your idea may not be around forever; and opportunities flow out of relationships. | Find out more about us at gospeldrivenentrepreneur.com

Leadership must be balanced in order to maximize influence. Brad Lomenick shares with us what the H3 Leader look like. In this episode, you'll learn about: Humility in leadership. Humbleness in leadership. Hustle in leadership. The importance of habits. Learn more about us at gospeldrivenentrepreneur.com

Are you an entrepreneur and wondering if franchising is the right option for you? Steve Bensema joins us to share why franchising was right for him. In this episode, you'll learn about: The importance of choosing a franchising business with proven track record; Food trucks & side income; You don't have to quit your day job to start your own business; Communicating effective expectations with family | Find out more about us at gospeldrivenentrepreneur.com

Jenni Catron joins us to discuss how leadership goes beyond just having influence. How are we actually stewarding this influence? In this episode, you'll learn about: seeking to see your staff flourish, the importance of self leadership, how stewarding influence determines if you become a great leader, and if you're going to work with people, you're going to have to learn to love and lead them well. | Find out more about us at gospeldrivenentrepreneur.com

Business is hard. Especially when there's that tiny bit of fear that creeps up and causes us to wonder: "Will God take care of this?" Dan Crask joins us to talk about his experience in trusting God in the midst of the unknown. In this episode, you'll learn about: navigating fear, trusting in God's provision, and the reality that God allows us to suffer in order to teach us things. | Find out more about us at gospeldrivenentrepreneur.com

Media and marketing leader Chad Cannon join us to discuss why and how we should be marketing to our specific niche's. In this episode, you'll learn about choosing the right marketing avenue to use regarding your specific niche, developing what type of content to nurture leads into paying customers, and understanding the ins and outs of Facebook ads. | Find out more at gospeldrivenentrepreneur.com

In this episode, comedian and entrepreneur Tripp Crosby shares with us some of the biggest lessons he's learned as an entertainment based entrepreneur. In this episode you'll learn about: choosing to relinquish control, choosing to surround yourself with people with people who have better ideas than you, and teaching your team to fail faster rather than wait on you for every single decision. | Find out more about us at gospeldrivenentrepreneur.com

In this episode, Barbara Carneiro of Word Revolution shares her incredible story of beginning to see how God can use her business as mission. In this episode, you'll learn about: becoming confident in how God has uniquely made you; the mission field is anything but traditional; living on mission in your business. | Find out more about us at gospeldrivenentrepreneur.com 

In this episode, Roger Whitney joins us to discuss how the entrepreneur should view retirement. In this episode, you'll learn: Why we need to create a life we don't want to retire from; Why the modern understanding of retirement is broken; Should you design your business with plans to sell it? | Find out more about us at gospeldrivenentrepreneur.com

In this episode, Melanie Dale shares about her new book, It's Not Fair: Learning to Love the Life You Didn't Choose. In this episode, you'll learn: How to navigate life when you aren't where you thought you would be; How to remain faithful in the midst of letdown or failure. | Find out more about us at gospeldrivenentrepreneur.com

In this episode, Dr. Michael Nichols joins us to discuss Good Leader or Bad Leader. In this episode, you will learn how you can be prepared for anything that comes your way, the reason you get derailed as a leader, and a personal assessment of if you are a good leader or bad leader. | Find us online at gospeldrivenentrepreneur.com

Casey Cease is the Lead Pastor of Christ Community Church of Magnolia (North Houston area) and the Founder and CEO of Lucid Books, a partnership book publishing company. Casey has been a part of several for-profit and non-profit startups and enjoys coaching leaders in both sectors. He has written one book, Tragedy to Truth, and speaks at conferences and events.   Jesse Wisnewski is the VP of Marketing at Lucid Books. Jesse has served on staff at B&H Publishing Group and two local churches, including Mars Hill Church in Seattle, WA. He holds an M.A. from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary and a B.B.A. from Marshall University. Jesse and his family live outside of Nashville, TN.   Find us online at gospeldrivenentrepreneur.com | Email us at info @gospeldrivenentrepreneur.com

Michael is a business executive who specializes in Christian leadership training and development. He's had the privilege over a 32 year career to work with top tier companies spanning a range from Fortune 50 to Fortune 500 organizations. Mike's passion is to see organizational leaders embrace and live out a Christian leadership worldview. | Find out more about us at gospeldrivenentrepreneur.com