
You weren’t called to compete… you were Called to Build.
This is the show for faith-driven entrepreneurs, leaders, and Kingdom visionaries who know their business isn’t just about income—it’s about impact.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 65 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EntrepreneurshipBusinessChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

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Wisdom doesn’t always shout from the mountaintop. Sometimes it’s down in the dirt, working quietly, building a life that can handle change. That’s why we’re taking our cues from one of the smallest teachers in Scripture: the ant in ... more
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Summer can feel like permission to coast, but we’ve learned the opposite is true: the leaders who thrive in the fall are the ones who steward the slow season with intention. We break down a practical summer business checklist built ... more
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A “simple” client call can be a turning point, not just for the deal, but for the person on the other end of the line. We talk about doing business from a missional core and why the marketplace is a real battlefield of influence, wh... more
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Compassion can sound like a nice idea until you realize it’s one of the most underrated growth strategies in business. We’re talking about ministry-minded customer service that cuts through marketing noise because it’s real: a tone ... more
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Your phone lights up with a market alert, your portfolio is down again, and your body goes into instant “fix it” mode. We’ve felt that surge too, and we’re naming it for what it is: emotions trying to take the wheel of your financia... more
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The fog shows up right when you need clarity most: a hard conversation, a fractured team, a tempting opportunity, a ministry decision with real consequences. We open with a midnight domestic disturbance call that captures the feelin... more
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A ship can be 1,100 feet long, feed thousands a day, and still feel personal, if the leaders decide that people are not numbers. From the MSC Seascape, we tell a story that keeps sticking with us: my wife’s gluten-free needs weren’t... more
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Legacy doesn’t begin with a five-year plan. It begins with the places that humbled us, wounded us, and forced us to depend on God. We talk about legacy leadership as something you build in the dark and carry with grit and grace, not... more
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The episodes consistently center on integrating faith and entrepreneurship, emphasizing Kingdom-minded leadership, purpose-driven business growth, and stewarding resources as a form of ministry. Topics frequently cover mindset shifts (identity, abundance, scarcity), practical business disciplines (lead generation, planning rhythms, digital marketing), and the role of spiritual discernment in strategy. A notable thread is pairing Biblically grounded guidance with actionable frameworks (RISE framework, 90-day planning, faith-fueled planning) to help listeners align their ventures with a higher calling. The show often features personal testimony from a host who blends sermon-like motivation with practical business coaching, making it particula... more
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Recent guests on Called to Build include:
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2. Craig Clutts
3. James Hatfield
4. Jonathan Mast
5. John Henao
6. Mike Jesowshek
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