In this episode, Brad sits down with John Hudson, the founder of 100 Fold Studio, a nonprofit international architecture firm based in Montana that serves both the spiritual and physical needs of communities worldwide. John shares how 100 Fold uniquely blends architecture with vocational discipleship—designing for ministries while equipping the next generation of architects to use their skills for God's kingdom.

John's journey is one of faith, resilience, and obedience to a calling greater than himself. From his early influences in architecture, including his grandmother's legacy, to a life-changing moment in a remote village, John recounts how God led him to create 100 Fold Studio. He also shares the trials that shaped his path—losing a home, facing setbacks, and ultimately trusting God's plan.

As the conversation unfolds, John and Brad discuss the remarkable success of 100 Fold's recent capital campaign, surpassing its $4 million goal ten months early! John reflects on the overwhelming generosity, divine provision, and the lessons he's learned through the process of fundraising for ministry growth.

Whether you're in ministry, business, or simply seeking encouragement in following your own calling, this episode is a powerful testament to the faithfulness of God and the impact of saying "yes" to His plan.

100 Fold Website: https://100foldstudio.org/

Books important to John:

"Radical" by David Platt "Undaunted Courage" by Meriwether Lewis "The Pastor" by Eugene Peterson