When we introduce the 411 tool—a simple method to help believers understand their gospel identity and take action—we’re often met with excitement... and then silence.

The Great Commission is not just for church planters and missionaries—it’s for entrepreneurs, employees, and executives. Every believer is sent.

You can build a brilliant strategy, design incredible training, and offer world-class tools—but if the culture doesn’t shift, the movement won’t last.

As a follower of Christ in the marketplace, the call is twofold: fostering human flourishing and proclaiming the gospel…

God works in the unexpected. But if your life has no space, you’ll never see it. Don’t confuse productivity with obedience. Margin is the difference between burning out and bearing fruit.

You’re not just building a business. You’re stepping into a calling.

When we work, we’re not just surviving—we’re participating in God’s economy of abundance. God’s equation is not a zero-sum game.

Christian businessmen are called to lead like God the Father—engaged, trustworthy, and guided by both goodness and responsibility. When leaders mirror God's character, they create workplaces rooted in wisdom, integrity, and purposeful care for people.

By balancing work and rest, we acknowledge that we’re stewards of what God has entrusted to us.

The key to overcoming this challenge is to simplify ministry. Get back to the basics of making reproducing disciples.

By sharing the gospel at work, we’re not imposing something harmful but offering an invitation to a life of beauty and truth in Jesus…

Our businesses aren’t just a vehicle for income or influence—they’re a place where God’s heart for people is put on display.

If the culture around you hasn’t shown you that this is not only acceptable but expected, then let this be an encouragement to step out….

We’re a tribe of covocational leaders who are figuring it out together, sharing what we’ve learned, and encouraging one another…

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The irony of the question: no matter what, you will need to stay somewhere after you go somewhere.

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My wife and I are working as travel agents while we leverage every bit of our time and income to make, grow, and gather disciples...