On this episode, Quilen Blackwell shares how he’s using a sustainable flower farm, shop, and delivery company to mentor at-risk youth. Quilen Blackwell is the cofounder of the Chicago EcoHouse and Southside Blooms, organizations dedicated to eliminating poverty through sustainability. He’s the grandson of Arkansas sharecroppers ...

On this episode, Brandon Harvath shares how Medi-Share is helping Christian entrepreneurs and their families save money on health care by offering a biblically-based alternative to health insurance. Brandon Harvath is the Chief Operating Officer for Christian Care Ministry (CCM), a non-profit that administers Medi-Share, a faith-focused ...

On this episode, Evan Keller shares how he—in partnership with God—co-creates thriving businesses and communities through both a for-profit and nonprofit venture he founded. Evan Keller co-leads talented teams at two ventures he founded to leverage business ...

On this episode, Dave Buehring shares how disciple-making can happen in the workplace. Questions and lessons explored in this episode: What is vocational disciple-making? What are some examples of people becoming disciples of Jesus in ...

On this episode, Becky Turner shares how Christian business professionals can support nonprofits with their skill sets … not just with their money.  Questions and lessons explored in this episode: How does Barnabas Group connect ...

On this episode, Helen Mitchell shares from her background as a pioneer in the modern faith-at-work movement in multiple spheres: local churches, universities, and companies.   Helen was an early adopter of faith, work, and economics ...

On this episode, economist Dr. Justin Kagin shares how his Christian worldview drives his efforts and strategies to alleviate worldwide poverty. Dr. Justin Kagin holds a Ph.D. in Agricultural Economics from the University of California, Davis, with over ...