77% of pastors say their number one need is more leaders. But the most common strategy for solving it, the leadership pipeline, has never actually worked. David Ashcraft knows this firsthand: he grew LCBC Church from a 200-person plant in Pennsylvania to 25 locations and 28,000 weekend attendees, developing 275 of his 300 staff members from within the congregation. His secret wasn’t a pipeline. It was a culture.

Now serving with the Global Leadership Network, home of the Global Leadership Summit, which reaches roughly 400,000 leaders annually across 1,120 sites worldwide, David brings hard-won clarity to the questions every pastor and entrepreneur is asking: How do you actually develop leaders? How do you know when your bench is deep enough to scale? And how do you measure what matters without becoming a box-checker?

Justin and David also unpack the broader faith-work movement, the evolution from the 1980s financial stewardship conversation through today’s marketplace integration, and why the Global Leadership Summit may be your church’s best tool to identify, develop, and deploy the leaders already sitting in your pews.

00:00 The leadership myth that’s failing churches everywhere

01:51 LCBC’s origin: Friendliness as a Kingdom strategy in the Northeast

03:17 Growing from 200 to 28,000: How LCBC learned from businesses

06:46 The leadership pipeline: Why it’s a myth

09:20 What business leaders in your church really want

12:48 The leadership development culture: What actually works

14:47 Just-in-time training: The military model applied to the church

16:40 Measuring your bench: When are you ready to launch a campus?

18:53 History of the faith-work movement: From Burkett to GLN

23:25 Inside the Global Leadership Summit: Jim Collins, Andy Stanley & more

25:24 The church as a first step: How GLN breaks down walls

28:26 Business leaders need more than parking vests—how to truly engage them

31:58 New voices in leadership: Julio and the Houston restaurant model

35:18 Who is GLN for? Partners, attendees, and the church-business bridge

38:32 Going together: Why collective summit attendance accelerates culture

39:08 The future: Ministry happens everywhere, not just on Sunday

41:15 Data-informed but Spirit-led: The tension every leader must hold

46:11 Measure the fruit, not just the process

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In this episode recorded live at Kingdom Advisors, John walks through the two questions that reframe everything: not “How much do I need to give?” but “How much do I really need to keep?” He unpacks the four heart conditions (pride, coveting, anxiety, and indifference) and their gospel antidotes: gratitude, contentment, trust, and love. Drawing from King David and King Nebuchadnezzar as the ultimate biblical contrast, John shows how subtle pronoun shifts reveal where our hearts really are.

John also casts a bold vision: professionally managed giving funds becoming as mainstream and accessible as index funds, so busy entrepreneurs can give with the same rigor and joy they bring to investing. Don’t miss this one.

00:52 Introducing John Cortines: family, farm, and faith

03:11 The journey into generosity: Harvard, Chevron, and a Bible study

05:00 The wrong question Christians ask about money

07:02 Flipping the script: How much do I need to keep?

08:04 Studying generosity with student loan debt

10:21 Why secular effective altruism felt joyless

12:42 Missing the prayer component in collective impact

13:37 Financial finish lines: lifestyle and net worth guardrails

15:14 The shadow side of entrepreneurial ambition

16:00 True Riches: the four heart conditions around money

17:28 Pride—and why pronouns matter for entrepreneurs

18:49 Nebuchadnezzar vs. King David: the pronoun test

19:57 Practical gratitude: what it looks like daily

21:25 Coveting and contentment: the mansion test

23:35 Social media and the battle for contentment

25:47 Anxiety to trust: seeking first the Kingdom

29:42 Indifference to love: the hardest heart shift

33:07 Going on the generosity offensive: collective giving

35:28 Joining God’s heart for the global poor

37:02 Professionally managed giving funds: the vision

39:14 From mutual funds to giving funds: a tsunami shift

42:06 The joy of community in collective generosity

44:13 Celebrating gifts with your family

45:24 First step for busy entrepreneurs: offer the 100%

46:51 Closing encouragement and next steps

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Rob Hoskins grew up watching his missionary father get arrested, survive a kidnapping, and have their house blown up—all before receiving a vision to put God’s Word in the hands of every child on earth. Forty years later, OneHope operates in every country of the world. But now Rob says the pioneer era of missions is over, and what comes next will require something harder than sacrifice: collaboration.

In this conversation with Justin Forman, Rob makes the case for a collaborative missiology—a framework where ministries, donors, entrepreneurs, and global church leaders unite around shared goals, shared measuring systems, and shared humility. From the Bible App for Kids (built in partnership with YouVersion after two costly failed attempts) to the Close the Bible Gap initiative joining six global agencies, Rob shows what it looks like when Kingdom ambition meets collaborative wisdom.

Whether you’re a donor frustrated by fragmented giving, an entrepreneur wondering how your resources fit into global mission, or a leader navigating an intergenerational handoff—this episode will challenge you to think bigger about what’s possible when the body of Christ actually works together.

00:00 Introduction — What a time it is to be alive

02:19 Rob’s background: Missionaries, the Middle East, evacuations & kidnapping

04:30 The vision: God’s Word to every child — how OneHope began

06:03 Family business dynamics & the intergenerational handoff

08:00 Dad’s entrepreneurial mind: Newspaper ads in Beirut & reaching Muslims

10:45 Generational cycles are accelerating — what that means for ministry

12:27 The innovation permission problem: Why ‘sacred’ can block risk

13:14 Two out of ten: The real failure rate behind every ministry success

14:57 From pioneer to collaborative missiology — a framework for the 21st century

17:00 Bible translation: From lifetime sacrifice to AI-assisted collaboration

19:32 The 1.6M nonprofits problem — and why the market has something to teach missions

23:48 Sacred cows and accountability: When ‘God told me’ stops the hard questions

25:00 Bobby Grunwald, YouVersion & the humility behind the Bible App for Kids

27:21 Unity for mission, not unity for unity’s sake

28:00 Close the Bible Gap: Six agencies, shared logistics, one-stop resourcing

30:56 How collaborative generosity is transforming how donors give

33:08 The 5D design cycle: Discover, design, do, document, dream

34:49 From West to the rest → from all to all: Democratizing global missions

36:49 Why U.S. entrepreneurs are watching stories from the majority world

38:40 The majority world church — moving from charity recipients to co-builders

40:12 What a time it is to be alive: New playbooks, new humility, new romance

41:58 Call to action: Visit solving.org for coordinated giving

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What does it look like when a #1 Billboard artist discovers that reaching the top wasn’t the finish line—it was just the beginning? Tedashii, Christian hip-hop artist and entrepreneur, joins Justin Forman for a very personal conversation. From Baylor University talent shows to touring with MercyMe, from the height of his career to receiving the call no parent ever wants—Tedashii’s story will stop you in your tracks and send you back into your calling with new clarity.

Tedashii unpacks the entrepreneurial evolution from donor-based missionary model to intentional, Kingdom-minded business builder. He shares how grief over the loss of his one-year-old son Chase became the turning point that moved him from running from insecurity to running for something eternal—a nonprofit called Chase Life, a vision for a youth Fast Pass program, and music that heralds the name of Christ rather than just uplifting it.

This episode goes deep on identity: what it costs to wrestle with who you are across racial, cultural, and spiritual lines, and why the enemy uses shame to shut down the very people God has called to create. Tedashii’s message for entrepreneurs is simple and searing—you are not a lousy version of someone else. You are the only version of you that will ever exist. Act like it.

00:00 Running for something—not just to or from

00:41 Artist or entrepreneur? Where Tedashii started and where he is now

01:26 From missionary to entrepreneur: meeting the needs of people

03:26 Music as a two-way highway: faith, creativity, and authenticity

06:03 How Tedashii’s songwriting process evolved over time

07:19 The first song: elementary school to Baylor talent show

09:44 The Nicodemus moment: a football player at the door at 2 AM

10:58 What’s changed in Christian music over 20 years

13:39 Why Tedashii believes revival is coming—and who will spark it

15:51 Running from, running to, running for: the entrepreneurial journey

16:36 The MercyMe tour and the Billboard #1 album “Black Light”

17:51 The insecurities underneath the success

18:31 The phone call: the loss of his son Chase

19:45 The Fast Pass vision and Chase Life nonprofit

21:14 How grief transformed his music and his mission

23:01 Identity: biracial, Japanese name, and a lifetime of wrestling with belonging

24:01 The Search for Significance and the shame narrative

25:35 Imago Dei: you are a rarity, not a lousy someone else

26:16 The encouragement for every faith-driven entrepreneur

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A couple commits $5 million to fund the Jesus Film. The very next year, they go bankrupt. When asked if they regretted it, they said it was the best investment they ever made—because 45 years later, 650 million people have said “I’ll follow Jesus” after watching that film. That’s what Kingdom generosity looks like.

John Rinehart, author and founder of Gospel Patrons, joins Justin Forman to uncover the hidden thread of generosity running through every great move of God in history. From the cloth merchant who secretly funded William Tyndale’s illegal Bible translation, to the aristocratic woman who bankrolled Whitefield and Wesley, to the businessman who turned John Newton’s hymns into Amazing Grace—the pattern is unmistakable: behind every great ministry, there’s a gospel patron.

John shares his own journey from a 25-year-old businessman asking “what’s all this for?” to taking a 132-day trip around the world to discover his calling. Together, he and Justin explore the three enemies of Christian generosity, expose the lies the world tells about wealth, and reveal why focused, intentional giving—not scattered, reactive giving—is the quickest path to joy there is.

00:00 Opening story: The Jesus Film and Bunker & Caroline Hunt

01:12 Welcome to the FDE Podcast: Generosity and the roots of the movement

02:07 Where we are now: The third generation of the generosity movement

03:58 Naming the villains: The world, the flesh, and the devil

06:49 Unmasking the lie: The world’s definition of wealth vs. Jesus’s

08:49 Serving one and a half masters: The danger of splitting allegiance

09:28 The early church in Acts 2 and Acts 4: Radical generosity as normal Christianity

10:43 Is Jesus our true treasure? What our bank accounts reveal

11:30 The detox move: Extreme measures and naming greed as greed

12:48 The rich young ruler: What if he had said yes?

13:55 Giving as losing vs. giving as winning: Impossible to lose

15:23 Gospel patron stories: Tyndale’s cloth merchant, Amazing Grace, the Jesus Film

18:23 Seeds vs. silos: Scattering vs. storing

19:27 Jesus himself was funded by gospel patrons (Luke 8)

21:45 Business leaders and ministry leaders: Equal partners by God’s design

22:35 John’s journey: From second-class Christian to gospel patron

23:46 Warning: Ananias and Sapphira—guarding your heart in giving

27:27 John’s personal story: How generosity found him at 25

28:42 Seminary, 132 days around the world, and meeting a gospel patron in Sydney

30:35 The data: Science confirms what Jesus said 2,000 years ago

31:52 The nameless boy with loaves and fish: Being part of the wave God builds

32:37 You can fund Vietnam and still live in Dallas: The reach of generosity

34:09 Focused vs. scattered giving: Finding your fight

35:05 The three marks of a gospel patron: Financially invested, personally involved

37:41 It’s not a check—it’s a team: The joy of going deep

38:07 Call to action: Find your story, find your squad, get in the fight

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What if your business isn’t just a platform for the gospel—what if it is the gospel? Pastor JD Greear joins Justin Forman at South by Southwest to make a case that’s both theologically sharp and practically urgent: entrepreneurs are the tip of the gospel spear, and the church needs to start treating them that way.

JD unpacks his five-characteristic framework from Everyday Revolutionary—Creation Fulfilling, Holiness Reflecting, Excellence Pursuing, Redemption Displaying, and Mission Advancing—and shows how every one of these applies to any entrepreneur, in any industry, in any city. He draws from Daniel, Acts 11, and his own church’s hard data to demonstrate that Kingdom impact through the marketplace is not a secondary calling. It’s the primary front line.

This conversation also gets practical for pastors. JD shares the sermon that beat out his annual sex sermon for most downloads, Summit Church’s stunning 50-to-1 return on church planting investment, and the simple reframe that could change how your church sees—and serves—its entrepreneurs.

00:00 Opening: The first interface of gospel and culture

01:07 Reflecting on 20 years of faith and work conversation

02:09 Leslie Newbigin and the missionary shift

03:04 The Great Commission vs. the First Commission

04:18 How the faith and work movement has evolved

05:04 The 10/40 window as a door for entrepreneurs

05:45 Nehemiah’s three waves: spiritual, governmental, economic

06:19 Bringing Kingdom blessings into the workplace

06:45 Introducing Everyday Revolutionary and Daniel’s model

07:34 Daniel’s credibility: quiet excellence, loud testimony

07:34 The trust gap: entrepreneurs at 65-70% vs. institutions

08:25 Daniel and the lion’s den: being indispensable to Babylon

10:53 How to see the everyday revolutionary as the better way

11:10 Grace and truth: both full, not half-and-half

11:59 Two miles of ditch: the danger of truth without grace

12:54 What does this look like for an entrepreneur?

13:26 Five characteristics of a faithful marketplace witness

14:05 Creation Fulfilling: tasting worship in the work itself

15:20 The Chariots of Fire moment: feeling God’s pleasure

15:20 Holiness Reflecting and Excellence Pursuing

16:26 Redemption Displaying: you’re saved by grace, not employed by grace

17:14 The Madison Avenue intern story

18:22 Mission Advancing: standing before kings

20:09 Revolutionary faithfulness in a loud world

21:13 What pastors need to do right now

22:32 Entrepreneurs as the tip of the gospel spear

22:32 Acts 11: the unnamed “them” who changed history

25:35 Applying ROI thinking to Kingdom investment

27:30 Summit’s church planting data: 50 to 1 return

28:53 Chick-fil-A and for-profit Kingdom impact

30:18 The both/and: proclamation and presence

31:09 Tim Keller on staying right where the gospel is

31:55 Closing gratitude and encouragement to entrepreneurs

32:42 Call to action: Everyday Revolutionary

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