ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
If you want to make the world better by making work better, you've come to the right place. This is the Virtue Add Podcast, where we bring together Biblically-minded entrepreneurs to talk about a vision for entrepreneurship in the Christian life.
Hosts:
Update frequency:
every 2 days
Average audio length:
39 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
8 episodes
since Oct. 30, 2024
episodic
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Sacred. Holy. Sanctified. What do those words have to do with work? Is it always more holy to choose a career in church ministry over a "secular" job? We talk to Ben Hedrick, who has lived in both worlds, and who challenges the sacred-secular divide. His journey through pastoring into bui…
PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
If you've ever stared at your P&L's and pro formas and wondered to yourself, "what is all this for?", then get ready for a paradigm shifting conversation. We sit down with Bryce Butler, Founder and Managing Director of Access Ventures, a VC in Louisville that "Invests in Human Fl…
What's it like to dive into owning a small business after over a decade of full-time mom life? Listen to Katie Smith's faith-filled journey into entrepreneurship, and how her dance studio is upholding and honoring the imago dei in their students, staff, and community.
Did you know that you can inte…
If you’re an adult, you probably have a job, but did you know that your job matters to God, and that the Bible says you're "called" to it? Joining us to talk about our how God views our work is Dr. Rob Plummer, professor of New Testament head of the Faith and Work Project at The Southern …
What does it look like for Christian entrepreneurs to unite business and ministry? Can I grow my heart for others through entrepreneurship? And what's it look like to have a full-time minister on my staff? Matt Mays and Tony Gray have been living that life for years, and you'll learn how they opera…
Why should Christians be interested in beauty? And can entrepreneurship be beautiful?
If you’re interested to know how theology can sanctify business, you should listen to this episode with Rob Sass.
Did you know that you can interact with our podcast guests live if you’re in the Louisville area? …
In this episode, David is joined by Greg Scheller, owner of Scheller's Fitness and Cycling, to talk about authority in Christian entrepreneurship.
In this first episode, David is joined by former Air Force Colonel and entrepreneur Brian O'Rear to discuss capitalism, Christianity and how they can be compatible.
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