Is God the all-consuming passion of your life? Is God’s glory your greatest ambition? In this charge to entrepreneurs, David Platt tackles those two big questions. As you’ll hear from David, it is possible to die to ourselves every day and give God all the glory for our businesses, even when the world around us is pulling us in so many different directions.

For fun, Ally decided to try out for American Gladiator (TV show) the morning of her wedding. She ended up winning, and then used that opportunity to start Camp Gladiator—fitness boot camps across America. She’s intentional about honoring God in this opportunity and blessing her clients both in their physical and spiritual health. This story can also be found in All the Places to Go featuring John Ortberg.

Watch what’s it like to take sound and thoughts and turn them into something entirely different and entirely valuable.

Bestselling author and speaker Jon Acuff shares ideas on the most expensive investment entrepreneurs make without even knowing it. Overthinking stalls creativity, productivity, and decision-making, yet most people rarely evaluate their thoughts. He offers some practical steps you can take to fix that and reduce your overthinking investment.

When Anthony Tan and Tan Hooi Ling pitched their business concept, Grab, at a business plan competition, they never imagined it would one day grow into the largest technology startup in Southeast Asia. But, their commitment to steadfast, incremental improvement has yielded a transformative company for their employees and the broader communities they serve.

In the first episode of this 3-part series, Henry Kaestner, co-founder of Bandwidth, and Jessica Kim, founder of ianacare, sit down for an honest conversation about raising money for your venture. And it begins with seeking God’s guidance for first. Doing that will set the tone for the rest.

In 2008, the mortgage business was in a crisis. Banks became viewed as greedy institutions that couldn’t be trusted. In the midst of the worst downtown of the modern-day American economy, Casey Crawford and Toby Harris saw the opportunity to tell a better story of banking. They co-founded Movement Mortgage with the mission of creating a movement of change in the banking industry, based on loving and valuing people in everything they do.