Today’s guest on The Kingdom Driven Entrepreneur Podcast is Crystal Daye, founder of Dayelight Publishers and the Christian Coaches Alliance and hailing from Kingston, Jamaica.

Crystal grew up in one of the poorest and most violent communities in Kingston and had no role models of Christian entrepreneurs around her, but she had a desire in her heart to do business God’s way.  Her quest to find out how eventually led her to Kingdom Driven Entrepreneur and she shares her testimony of learning how to overcome imposter syndrome, dream with God, and operate her business from Heaven’s economy.

Today’s guest on The Kingdom Driven Entrepreneur Podcast is Edie Tolbert, owner of Stonebrook Day Spa in Catoosa, Oklahoma. 

Edie’s “business bestie” encouraged her to read Grace Over Grind: How Grace Will Take Your Business Where Grinding Can’t.  She read it three times, put the message into practice, and her business was completely transformed. 

She shares about how she surrendered her business to God and shifted from grinding in her own strength to finding (and then working in) the unforced rhythms of God’s grace. When she said yes to the invitation to allow God to be her Provider, He supernaturally changed her financial situation around and now business is thriving and she is also able to be a blessing to cancer patients in her community through her spa’s non-profit organization.

November 10 marked Kingdom Driven Entrepreneur’s 8th anniversary, and on today’s episode our Chief Fire Igniter Shae Bynes is joined by her husband Phil Bynes (the new CEO of Kingdom Driven LLC) and Dr. Tony Robinson, KDE’s prophetic strategist.

The three of them reflect on God’s goodness over the past 8 years, share what’s been going on behind the scenes in the midst of the recent leadership transition, and provide some encouragement for showing up powerfully in the marketplace during these challenging times around the globe.

Today’s guest on The Kingdom Driven Entrepreneur Podcast is Kim Houston-Bryant, award-winning pastry chef and Founder of TheBakingMama.com. 

After years of grinding it out in her own strength, Kim eventually hit a point of exhaustion. From the outside looking in it seemed she was at the top of her career, serving celebrity and high profile corporate clientele, but the truth was that she was unable to operate in excellence she was capable of because it all became too much to handle. 

She shares her testimony of learning how to find the pace of God’s grace in business and lean more into Him rather than trying to do everything on her own. Hers is a testimony of how God will cause all things to work together for your good and His glory when you align your dreams with His and walk out this journey of business with both faith and obedience.