Sam Eitzen shares how The SnapBar, a custom photo booth company, has adapted their strategy amidst a challenging economic climate. Plus, hear how this shift enabled them to support struggling local businesses in the process.

Learn more about Keep Your City Smiling: www.keepyourcitysmiling.com

Ken Weigel shares how The Bible Project is continuing to come alongside churches by providing free Scripture-based content through a new initiative sparked by the increase of people experiencing church at home.

Learn more about The Bible Project: bibleproject.com

Ryan Collins, CEO of Bethel School of Technology, shares how he is currently seeing kingdom-minded workers make a difference by filling in high-demand tech jobs even amid economic uncertainty around the world. Listen in to hear his thoughts on how this will positively impact the future of the church and the workplace.

Follow along with more from Ryan and his wife Briana in their new series, The What is: Podcast http://ow.ly/zPO650zJHwr

Learn more about Bethel Tech: betheltech.net

Mike Wilson, lead pastor of Sage Hills Church, shares how he’s seeing local churches partner together to help each other navigate virtual ministry. Plus, hear how Sage Hills adapted to current circumstances thanks to digital tools that were already in place.

Learn more about Sage Hills Church: sagehillschurch.com

Henry and Alex Seeley, lead pastors of The Belonging Co., share how they’re witnessing more people than ever seek out the church and connect with gospel content in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. Listen in to hear how the importance of living with intentionality has become increasingly clear to the Seeleys.

Learn more about The Belonging Co.: thebelonging.co

In a new series, “See the Good”, we’re highlighting stories of people seeing the good in their community and the world in the midst of unprecedented global events. Jeremy Vallerand, CEO of Rescue:Freedom, joins us for the inaugural episode to discuss how mass closures of brothels and red light districts as a result of the pandemic led his organization to shift focus in order to provide feeding programs and shelter for those now free from sexual slavery and exploitation.

Learn more about Rescue:Freedom www.rescuefreedom.org

Eugene Cho, pastor, author, and humanitarian, joins us to share his story in planting Quest Church—a multigenerational and multiethnic church in Seattle. Listen in to hear how Quest, through innovative resources, grew and found new ways to know and engage their neighbors. Plus, Eugene discusses his role at One Day’s Wages and what the future has in store for him.

Learn more about One Day’s Wages: www.onedayswages.org

Learn more about Bread for the World: www.bread.org

Justin and Janae Klatt, founders and lead pastors of Imagine Church, share their church planting journey. Listen in to hear how Imagine Church has embraced technology in order to cultivate discipleship and build community across the United States through in-person and remote gatherings.

Learn more about Imagine Church: www.imagine.church

Jacinta Tegman shares her experience as the first female CEO of CRISTA Ministries. Listen in to hear what it looks like to build upon a company’s rich foundation through innovation and how to create a Christ-centered workplace culture. 

Learn more about CRISTA Ministries: www.crista.org

Kristy Turner, cofounder of Subsplash, shares about meeting CEO Tim Turner and building a mission-driven company together. Listen in to hear what it looks like to trust God in various seasons of growth and make a workplace feel like family.