A Theology of Hustle

[ep 62] Michael Thornton is a guy I have known for a while from afar. We know a lot of the same people and will chat every time we walk...

[ep 61] Adoption, foster care, and advocacy were not part of Jami’s dreams for her life, but God changed her heart when He made her aware, and she is passionate...

[ep 60] Dominic Geralds is a professional drummer based in Charlotte, NC, raised in the small town of China Grove, NC,. He started honing on his skills at the age...

[ep 59] Simon Walker is a designer and lettering artist living in Austin. He has an impressive resume of designs he has done including Nickelodeon, American Eagle, and Austin East...

[ep 58] Jake Meador is the editor-in-chief of Mere Orthodoxy as well as the Vice President of the Davenant Institute. He is a 2010 graduate of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln...

[ep 57] My name is Stevie, and I am the chief woodworker here at Built by Stevie! My furniture building started when I was gifted a miter saw upon the...

[ep 56] It all started for me with a few attempts at the corporate world, but after a while I decided to leave that all behind to start a life...

[ep 55] Greg Buzek is the Founder and President of IHL Group and one of the Founders of the Retail Orphan Initiative (www.retailROI.org), a charitable foundation that seeks to help...

[ep 54] Gwen Hicks is the executive director of Amarillo Angels. Their mission is to support families doing the work of foster care in the Texas panhandle. This interview is...

[ep 53] Marcie Alvis-Walker is the writer behind Black Coffee with White Friends, a blog that chronicles her experiences as a black woman navigating white-dominant spaces. Through the use of...

[ep 52] Sarah Vander Neut has spent some serious time thinking about the hustle. About 8 years ago she started a company selling handmade running jackets. You can tell from...

[ep 51] Amy Wolff is a highly-rated senior trainer, executive coach, and event speaker. In addition to coaching corporate lawyers to non-profit advocates, corporate managers to sales teams, shoes designers...

[ep 50] I cannot believe that we are at 50 episodes. It really does feel like just yesterday that I was starting the podcast. It has gone so fast and...

[ep 49] The Noseminster family began when Cody Fields started Westminster Effects in 2015 with the aim of equipping worship guitarists. In 2017, Fields acquired NosePedal (established in 2011 in...

[ep 48] Jonathan P. Walton is an area ministry director for InterVarsity Christian Fellowship’s New York/New Jersey region. He previously served for ten years as director of the New York...

[ep 47] When people ask me where I’m from, I don’t have a good answer. Just like millions of other Army Brats around the world, I moved somewhere new every...

[ep 46] For most people, there is a point when they decide that they’d like to play an instrument or learn to sing, and what follows is years of lessons...

[ep 45] I had so much fun interviewing Mandy Osbourne from Milk and Honey Tees. In this interview we get into how a small business works for the Kingdom of...

[ep 44] This interview with Tamekia and Ryan Swint is so good. We have met at a few adoption conferences, and I knew I had to have them on the...

[ep 43] Amy Jackson started The Perch a few years ago. The mission is to provide space and skills for soul care so you can engage God, others, and yourself...

[ep 42] Susan Ramirez is the founder and CEO of Austin Angels, which she started in 2010 with the hope of improving the lives of every child in the foster...

[ep 41] Nikki Lerner is a cultural coach and translator and a gifted musician whose primary instrument is voice. Bridging divides between people of different cultures through music and conversation...

[ep 40] We discovered Erin Hicks Moon through The Popcast and Bible Binge (both of which you can find in mentions below). She is the COO of The Popcast Media...

[ep 39] Ruth Ann Moss has a really cool story. After retiring from teaching, she became a coach for teaching in their first and second years of teaching. Ruth Ann...

[ep 38] Since 2001, Raleigh Sadler has served in Christian ministry.  Currently, he is the founder and executive director of Let My People Go, headquartered in New York City. His...