ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Let’s talk about the thing nobody warns you about when you start mixing faith and business: how fast the lines get blurry.
In this episode, I break down what’s shifted in me spiritually this year — and why I’m not turning my business into a ministry. I talk about the difference between Christian-owned businesses, paid discipleship, spiritualized masterminds, and performative faith-based brands — and why one of those makes my skin crawl.
If you’ve ever felt a weird tension around Christian masterminds or wondered how to integrate your faith into business without turning it into a paid church, this one’s for you.
In this episode, I break down what’s shifted in me spiritually this year — and why I’m not turning my business into a ministry. I talk about the difference between Christian-owned businesses, paid discipleship, spiritualized masterminds, and performative faith-based brands — and why one of those makes my skin crawl.
If you’ve ever felt a weird tension around Christian masterminds or wondered how to integrate your faith into business without turning it into a paid church, this one’s for you.
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