Today’s guests on The Kingdom Driven Entrepreneur Podcast are O.L. and Sway Buckley, marriedpreneur strategists who help couples thrive in business without sacrificing their marriage.

They share about their journey as a couple with two very different personality types and how they learned how to get and stay aligned with God as well as with one another in business.  If you’re not currently married, we encourage you to still listen in because there is a lot of goodness and wisdom from their story of doing business in partnership with God.

Today’s guest on The Kingdom Driven Entrepreneur Podcast is John Ramstead, executive leadership coach and CEO of Beyond Influence.

A near fatal accident that put John under hospital care for two years (and required 23 surgeries) truly shifted his life.  He shares about growing in his relationship with God and learning how to work in partnership with Him, serving as a Kingdom ambassador in the marketplace with influential clients of a variety of faith backgrounds.

Today’s Kingdom Driven Entrepreneur Podcast is a rebroadcast of an interview our Chief Fire Igniter Shae Bynes had during a recent virtual summit.  It’s a candid conversation about Kingdom Collaboration - what it is, the heart posture and mindsets we need to engage successfully within collaboration, plus how to overcome some of the obstacles that block growth in relationships with others.

Unity and collaboration in the Kingdom of God is one of the core principles at the heart of the Kingdom Driven Entrepreneur movement and we encourage you to lean in and see what the Holy Spirit reveals to you through this episode.

Today’s guest on The Kingdom Driven Entrepreneur Podcast is Joseph Warren, a personal transformation coach, and the host of two podcasts - Your First $100K and Broken Catholic.  

Joseph shares how his so-called “arrogant” and “stupid” prayers led him into a deeper relationship with God that radically transformed his life. He knew what it was like to both succeed big and fail big in business (per the world’s standards), but truly began to thrive once He yielded himself and his business to the Lord.