Entrepreneurship is a lonely journey, but it doesn’t have to be.
Dear Entrepreneur,
For the past 20 years, there’s been a revival in the workplace to pave the way for faith to be extended beyond weekends and boldly into the workweek. The church has been, and continues to be, the bridge. Every day, the people where we live and work are looking to entrepreneurs for leadership, and these founders and business owners are part of our church.
Entrepreneurs are sitting in the church in front of us, and we can speak into their life. Entrepreneurship can feel lonely, but it doesn’t have to be. Entrepreneurs aren’t just business builders. They’re culture shapers made in God’s image, called to create, to risk, to lead, and yet so many do it alone. That’s why our church is launching a ministry for you.
That’s why we’ve partnered with Faith Driven Entrepreneur to build you world-class content and community.
– Pastor Lorne Tebbutt, C3 Church Calgary
connect at your church
Two easy ways to plug in
1.
Conference
Every September, your church can host the entrepreneurs and builders in your city for the Faith Driven Entrepreneur Conference. One morning of stories and teaching, joining 10,000+ entrepreneurs and 800+ Watch Parties around the world.
2.
Ongoing Group
Faith wasn’t meant to be lived alone — and neither was entrepreneurship. Our ongoing small groups bring together faith-driven entrepreneurs year-round.
About this partnership with your church
What to study next
Free courses from the Faith Driven Entrepreneur library—short enough to finish, deep enough to revisit.
Watch on your own. Run it with your group. Use it to spark your next leadership conversation.
Stories that start conversations
Faith Driven Entrepreneur produces 50+ new short films every year. These are real stories from real entrepreneurs. Most groups use them as conversation starters. One honest story is usually enough.
A few favorites are below. The full library is one click away.
How Dude Perfect Built a $100M Brand Without Losing Their Faith
Investors just handed Dude Perfect between $100 and $300 million. But Coby Cotton will tell you the hardest thing they ever built wasn’t the brand. It wasn’t the YouTube channel. It wasn’t the trick shots or the tours or the licensing deals. It was five guys staying friends through 15 years of conflict, pressure, missed weddings, and the relentless weight of having to top themselves every single video.
You Can’t Know Your Mission If You Don’t Know Your Master
Lecrae didn’t start a record label. He started serving people. Bedroom recordings. CDs sold on campus. Music performed on street corners in Dallas. A movement before it was a business. In this conversation for the Faith Driven Entrepreneur for Teens Conference, Lecrae and the co-founders of Reach Records break down what it actually means to build something.
More Video Stories
We've found that many groups simply use these stories as conversation starters—with entrepreneurs, one honest and compelling story is often enough to spark meaningful discussion. Explore the full library here!
A PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN
C3 CHURCH
CALGARY
A PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN
C3 CHURCH
CALGARY
Led by entrepreneurs in our churchLead Pastor Lorne Tebbutt, with the volunteer leadership team — Daniel Oberholzer and Le Bey Mc Callaghan.
For more information about Faith Driven Entrepreneur, visit faithdrivenentrepreneur.org.
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