The 94X Kingdom Driven CEO

In this powerful episode, Sean uses the book “Looking for the One” by David McIver to show the importance of living our life like Jesus and looking for the one He is trying to reach in our daily lives. Jesus was the greatest model of this type of living as exemplified by Luke 15:4.

Today’s world is filled with self-pity and entitlement. We all believe something is owed to us and life should be perfect, but that’s not how it is. In this episode, Sean talks about the solution for self-pity and how dangerous it can be when we allow self-pity to dominate our thinking.

Sean‘s grandfather Bill Anderson passed away this week on Monday morning. As he was driving to the hospital for his last moments with his grandpa, the song “Unsung Hero” came on the radio. It was very fitting because that’s exactly what his grandpa was. Please enjoy this episode about all of the unsung heroes in our lives.

In this episode inspired by Sean’s son and his grandfather, Sean talks about John 14 and what it really means to you and me. There are many things to strive for in this life, but only One thing matters.

Have you ever woke up and the first thought in your mind was how much you dread the day ahead? That is not how Jesus wants us to live. In this inspiring episode, Sean shares amazing scripture and stories about how to approach each day as a gift.

In today’s world, it is very easy to believe that there is no plan and everything is in chaos. The Bible, however, tells us something very different and Sean’s life is proof that there is a plan. This important devotional will outline what the Bible says about God’s greater plan and our role within it.

In this episode, Sean talks about the importance of having a strong mind. It is the only way we can be salt and light in today’s world. He talks about three ways the Bible tells us we can strengthen our mind and focus on Jesus every single day.

In this episode, Sean discusses how challenges create our legacy. We can look throughout history and see that the greatest leaders overcome the greatest challenges, but we can also look to people in our own lives as well. It’s important to look at challenges in a different way, and realize that we are only here in training camp for Heaven challenges help us grow closer to God.

In this episode, Sean talks about the incredible impact we can have on this world if we just abide with Jesus one day at a time. You may never see this impact because people don’t always tell you when you are affecting them in a positive way. However, it is absolutely happening. We must simply Jesus Christ, not the accolades of the world, and trust that He will spread our influence all over the wo...

God can do the impossible. In this episode, God shares his improbable first step in taking 94X global, and he shares an amazing story about his friend Chuck Ripka and Minnesota Twins owner Carl Pohlad.

In this episode, Sean shares a teaching from John Maxwell about salt and light. In a world full of darkness, can we stand out and be different. Can we be contagious and draw people to ourselves because of our love for Jesus Christ? This includes some amazing teachings and practical tips for being salt and light.

All of us are either in a challenging time, we just came out of a challenging time, or we are going into a challenging time. When we do, we must remember that God is in control. He can take the bad and turn it into good, and He can make lemonade out of lemons. This episode gives amazing examples of how God has done this in Sean ‘s life and throughout scripture.

In this episode, Sean shares an amazing teaching from a conference he attended with John Maxwell last week. Many of us run from God because we have the wrong picture of Him. In this episode, Sean shares the four pictures of God to help us draw closer and bring others to Jesus.

What if our full focus was on the voice of God every moment of every day. In this episode, you will hear a remarkable example of a man named Chuck Ripka who lives this way. This is how we were meant to live and the things of earth will grow strangely dim.

In this episode, Sean shares the two secrets to living a peaceful life. It is very easy to go through our life and fear and in want. There’s always something bigger out there and always something better. There is always something to be afraid of, but if you follow these two secrets, you can live a life of absolute peace.

Have you ever felt unworthy, guilty or ashamed? I think all of us have felt this way at some point. This episode tells us the truth about who we are and where we should find our value. Jesus loves us with an everlasting love, and nothing can change that.

In this episode, Sean talks about how important it is to measure success the right way. He gives examples of people who are on top of the world when their business is doing well, but struggle with depression when things are not going well. We cannot measure our lives by our financial performance, or what others think about us, because those are all out out of our control. There is a better way.

In this episode, recorded on the day before Easter, Sean shares a review of the Holy Week, and the power of Jesus resurrection. He also discusses the life of a dear friend, and what really matters in this life.

In today’s episode, Sean talks about one of his favorite TV shows, the Voice, and how it lines up with scripture. In today’s world, we must listen to the right voice and not the voice of the world.

In this episode, Sean discusses a well-known video from Harvard Professor Clay Christiansen, on how we will measure our life. Sean believes that God will measure us against our potential, and the only way we can achieve our potential is to live through faith. When we choose the safe route, we will not impact the world for the kingdom.

In this powerful episode, Sean shares multiple stories from the Bible and friends of his that illustrate God never gives up on us. No matter how low we have gone, He is always there. Sometimes He takes us down to the bedrock to get our attention, and so that we can be resurrected for a life closer to Him.

This episode, named after the popular 2006 movie, starring Will Smith, talks about what really makes us happy. Our entire world is searching for joy and all the wrong places. Jesus tells us where to find it, and I hope you will listen to this amazing episode to find out.

In this episode, Sean talks about his experience at Chick-fil-A headquarters and what he learned about the founder, Truett Cathey. He shares two of Truett’s traits that are critical to leadership success today. He exhibited tremendous resilience and found that the strength he needed was within him.

This simple Hebrew word will change your life. God never intended for us to separate work, worship and service. Sean shares how we can follow God’s teaching to bring them all together into one integrated, powerful life.

In this episode, Sean discusses the power of perspective. How we view the world changes everything. If we choose to live a life of fear and see shadows constantly, we will be miserable, and our witness will be very weak. If we choose to trust in God, we will be powerful, and we will impact those around us.