Repurposing Business

Where does restoration begin? In this episode, Brett explores the first step of restoration: acquiring and stewarding capital. This is not only about money, but about recognizing all forms of capital and the resources already in our hands. To do this, we must jettison the wilderness mentality, the mindset shaped by scarcity and survival, and learn to live with the abundance of the Promised Land. B...

What happens to our faith when waiting turns weary? In this episode, Brett explores how followers of Jesus often cope during the long delay, and how some of those responses, while understandable, can quietly corrode faith. He identifies six “rotten responses” that surface when hope feels deferred. Each of these reactions reveals our struggle to stay anchored in trust when God seems silent. Yet Bre...

What do you do when God delays? In this episode, Brett explores the tension of the in-between, the space between what God has spoken and when it finally comes to pass. In a world that expects everything instantly, even small delays can test our patience. But what happens when the waiting stretches into years, when careers stall, dreams fade, and hopes for family or calling remain deferred? This is...

What if the Kingdom dreamers are not the “white picket fence people,” but those whose souls have been salted by difficulty and marinated in pain? In this episode, Brett speaks to the ones who have carried God-given dreams through deep delays — the weary yet faithful, still believing in promises seen only “from a distance.” He cautions against mistaking the journey for a shortcut to success, remind...

What if restoration comes to the plodders — those who keep walking in hope even when it feels reckless? In this opening episode, Brett offers an encouragement to the quiet faithful ones who have carried hope through seasons of delay and disappointment, and prays for the generations to come. Against the backdrop of polarization and the growing orphanization of our culture, he reflects on the urgent...

What if the real measure of success isn’t production, but purpose? In this episode, Brett is joined by Garrett Maroon, a real estate professional who has been repurposed to see business as a calling rather than just a career. From his Lebanese heritage to a career shift that led to founding the Faithful Agent Community and the 2:10 Collective, Garrett shares how he moved from chasing numbers to pu...

Brett Johnson received a call from a company that had purchased hundreds of LEMON Leadership books. Curious as to why they had done this, Brett set up a conversation with CEO Bill Evans, COO Jeffrey Adams, and Project Manager Ben Blaha to explore how they have leveraged diverse leadership styles to foster a thriving corporate culture, enhance team cohesion, and drive business growth. The conversat...

Cassie Carstens had a profound encounter with God in a hut in Africa as he listened to gut-wrenching stories of atrocities barely mentionable. “Why?” was his cry. From the insights and heart-deepening, The World Needs a Father was born. In this episode, Brett and Cassie unpack the unusual challenges of current generations. Connect with Brett Johnson on social media: Facebook Instagram Twitter Link...

What if one of the greatest battlegrounds shaping society isn’t only cultural or political, but the historical battle for the polarization of family? In this episode, Brett is joined by Dr. Charlie Self to trace the historical and philosophical shifts that have shaped how we view family. From Enlightenment thinkers who championed its importance, to Marxist critiques that dismissed it as a capitali...

What if one of the most damaging forces shaping our generation isn’t political or economic, but spiritual? In this episode, Brett explores the unsettling rise of Generation O, a growing sense of orphanhood fueled by systems and ideologies that disconnect people from their true identity as sons and daughters of God. From human trafficking and distorted media portrayals to fathers and institutional...

What if the key to understanding history’s biggest turning points lies in God’s story for humanity? In this episode, Brett continues his deep dive into historical inflection points - this time through a biblical lens. He unpacks twelve pivotal events, from creation and the fall to the life of Christ and His promised return, revealing how each moment fits within God’s redemptive plan. Through these...

Are we living through business as usual, or a once-in-a-century turning point? Join Brett as he dives into the forces reshaping our world and what they mean for business strategy over the next 10–20 years. From political unrest and economic volatility to rapid technological change, this podcast explores whether today’s upheavals are incremental adjustments or seismic shifts in history. Drawing on...

We first met Marie-Ange Eyoum Tagne in 2006 when she applied for the rēp Training program. From the beginning, her passion for pursuing an integrated life was unmistakable. Not long after, she traveled to India and continued to play a vital role in the Repurposing Business Community. Recently, Lyn and Brett read her powerful book, For Such a Time as This, and invited Marie-Ange to join them on the...

There’s a difference between loving God and agreeing with his operating model. In this episode, Brett confronts a hard truth: many believers in the marketplace are stuck in old operating models, speaking kingdom language without living kingdom reality.  Using the story of Judas Iscariot as a sobering case study, Brett introduces the "Judas Syndrome”, a predictable decline rooted in compromised mot...

Is the non-profit motive better than a for-profit motive? In this episode, Brett explores whether there is an 'NGO Industrial Complex' and whether Repurposing NGOs should be a thing.  Brett explores the need for nonprofit organizations, their potential pitfalls, and the importance of aligning them with their original purposes. He suggests the dangers of different societal sectors becoming overly c...

In this episode, Brett welcomes Andry and Priscilla from Antananarivo, Madagascar, for a vulnerable conversation on their faith and relationship. Andry and Priscilla share their inspiring journey from friendship to marriage, offering wisdom on listening to God, exiting the “friend zone,” and building a strong, intentional relationship. Priscilla speaks about how Brett’s book, The Availability Inde...

In this thought-provoking episode, Brett unpacks the difference between ‘one-eyed’ and ‘two-eyed’ perspectives—challenging how we interpret global events through both earthly insight and spiritual truth. Drawing from daily readings, heartfelt conversations, and the teachings of Jesus, Brett invites you to explore a deeper, more discerning view of leadership, faith, and societal change. Tune in to...

Mark Rowan created SheepFeast to help fulfill Jesus Christ's great commission. Jesus told his disciples to go make more disciples by teaching them everything that He had taught them (Matthew 28:18-20). SheepFeast helps transform listeners into doers by reinforcing Christian leaders' efforts to equip the saints for the work of the Kingdom. In this podcast, Mark discusses elements of Brett’s new boo...

Join Brett as he converses with his long-time friend, Dr. Vernon Hyndman, diving into the innovative concept of LEMON Leadership. Together, they explore how this unique framework categorizes different leadership styles, fostering a better understanding and appreciation of diverse leadership approaches.  Vernon shares his journey and experiences in leadership, including intriguing discussions on th...

In this solo episode of the Brett Johnson Podcast, Brett discusses his book 'This Land is Your Land, This Land is My Land,' which explores the principles of land ownership and stewardship. Focusing on the topic of land expropriation without compensation, particularly in South Africa, Brett outlines 20 biblical principles related to land and property. The discussion emphasizes the importance of fai...

Driven by a passion for discovery, breakthrough innovation, and seeing things through, John Anderson has spent his life forging new paths across technology, business, and service. Guided by the Golden Rule, he has built a strong family, worked alongside his sons in their Scouting achievements, and extended a tradition of patriotic service through the Nuclear Navy and policy advisory roles. His car...

2024 - Year in Review and a look forward at ways to do amazing things together in 2025. Connect with Brett Johnson on social media: Facebook Instagram Twitter LinkedIn Visit brettjohnson.biz for articles, devotionals, and more.

Are you tired of the aggressive hustle culture in business? In this episode, Brett unpacks a fresh perspective on kind vs. violent business practices and the emerging kindness revolution, inspired by leaders like Gary Vaynerchuk. Drawing from Psalm 17, Brett shares how trusting in God’s vindication can help entrepreneurs break free from self-centered, cutthroat tactics. Learn how faith, eternal va...

In this podcast episode, Brett explores remembering things that one lost in light of reward and recompense…while avoiding the pitfalls of blame and offense. Connect with Brett Johnson on social media: Facebook Instagram Twitter LinkedIn Visit brettjohnson.biz for articles, devotionals, and more.

Mongolia holds a remarkable story in what could have been in the history of the world had we not missed an open door. Brett discusses Baolerhu Ligden’s life journey from a semi-nomadic ranching life in rural Mongolia to the founding of Asia Leadership Development Network. Baolerhu is an entrepreneur specializing in strategic planning and market entry for firms and organizations in China and Mongol...