Today’s guest on The Kingdom Driven Entrepreneur Podcast is Scott Ritzheimer, CEO of Scale Architects.

Scott admits that he is really good at working for God, but that over the past year he has been writing some new chapters with God and really learning into the goodness of what it looks like to work WITH Him.

Listen in and hear how this unlikely entrepreneur went from working in the mailroom, to being a partner in a business, and then found his sweet spot in helping business leaders to scale effectively and efficiently...and most importantly what he is learning as He is doing it led and empowered by the Holy Spirit.

Today’s guest on The Kingdom Driven Entrepreneur Podcast is Krissy Nelson, author, speaker, TV host, and mentor to aspiring authors.  Krissy is a returning guest to the podcast and shares about what she has been experiencing as God expanded her ministry world into an adventure of business ownership. 

If you’ve ever felt like you’re being stretched in the midst of your “yes” to God (who doesn’t?) or you struggle with the idea of failure, you will find encouragement in what Krissy candidly shares regarding working in partnership with God and trusting Him in the adventurous leaps that inevitably result.

Today’s guest on The Kingdom Driven Entrepreneur Podcast is Theresa Horne, Kingdom health coach and Founder of Sisterhood of Strong. 

After undergoing weight loss surgery in 2014, losing 150 pounds, and embracing personal fitness, Theresa started a business as a personal trainer.  She shares how her fitness lifestyle was a “full blown grind”, but an encounter with God shifted her into a place of deep healing and a holistic approach to health.  Now Theresa is doing business in partnership with God, led by the Holy Spirit, both in her business operations and her engagement with clients.

Today’s guest on The Kingdom Driven Entrepreneur Podcast is Alicia Hommon, owner of The Laughing Place Bakery in Gladstone, Missouri and an Igniters mentor on Team KDE. 

Last year Alicia shared candidly about her multiple years long journey learning how to walk out the “Grace Over Grind” lifestyle as a bakery owner.  She returns in this update episode to share her lessons from the past nine months as she moved from the position of owner-operator of her bakery to solely the owner of the bakery.

It’s a candid conversation about how learned how to let go of things in her business that she still felt that she needed to control, and how God met her so beautifully during the process. Surrender is not a one time event; it’s a lifestyle that requires continued growth and refinement as we walk into new assignments, new territory, and new seasons.