The parable of the Prodigal Son is a timeless story of a reckless young man and his father's unconditional love. But for entrepreneurs, this story offers a powerful business lesson: the absolute necessity of staying connected to your source.

In this reflection on Luke 15:11-32, we explore the cases of both sons, the "Prodigal Entrepreneur", and what their choices reveal about our own relationship with the source of our talents, ideas, and resources (God).

The Younger Son (Disconnection):

• Resources Run Out: Disconnecting from the ultimate source of supply (God) creates a limit. Relying solely on our own energy and plans means we risk running dry when circumstances change.
• Circumstances Change: When a "famine" arises a shift in the economy, business environment, or competition, only connection to the source provides the ability to reinvent and re-energize.
• The World is a Taker: The world operates on exchange, profit, and self-interest. The Father is the only one willing to freely give the resources we need.

The Older Son (Misguided Connection):

• Acting Like a Servant, Not a Son: The older son stayed with his father, but failed to recognize the fullness of his inheritance. He was prodigal in his mindset, believing resources were a wage for his work, not a benefit of his relationship as a son.
• A Portion vs. The Full Bouquet: The younger son took only a portion of the resources when he left. The Father reminds the older son, "All that I have is yours." Remaining connected grants you access to the full array of God's limitless support and supply.

Don't be a son or daughter acting like a servant. Cultivate a real, vibrant relationship with your heavenly Father to draw on all the resources available to you.

This is Exceed Insights on Life and Business.

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Invitation to the Incredible – A Reflection on John 6:1–13

In a world overwhelmed by large-scale problems—poverty, war, injustice—it’s easy to feel powerless. But what if every problem we see is actually an invitation from God? In this episode, Caleb reflects on the miraculous feeding of the 5,000 in John 6, drawing powerful insights for life and business.

We explore three key steps:

✅ Identify the problem – What is God showing you?

✅ Understand the problem – Can you see it through God’s eyes?

✅ Solve the problem – Are you willing to offer your “five loaves and two fish”?

Learn how God calls us to be part of His incredible work—how He multiplies our small offerings, and how our gifts are meant to serve others, not just ourselves. Be inspired to see beyond yourself, embrace the call, and trust that God’s supply is always more than enough.

Whether you're building a business or seeking your purpose, this episode will challenge and encourage you to go beyond success—and aim to exceed.

Money vs Value – What Counts?

In a world driven by profit and performance, what truly counts — money or value? In this episode, we dive deep into the heart of this question through a reflective lens on Matthew 10.

We explore:

✅ Why money is not the ultimate goal — and what should be.

✅ The difference between money as a man-made tool and value as intrinsic worth.

✅ Lessons from Jesus' instructions to His disciples — about timing, empowerment, mission, and provision.

✅ How to align your life, business, and purpose with God's direction instead of society’s metrics.

This thought-provoking episode challenges entrepreneurs, professionals, and believers to rethink what success truly looks like — and where God fits into that picture.

Tune in and discover the power of living for value over profit.

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Day One – How to Start Again

Is there a starter pack for success? What happens when your first attempt—maybe even your fiftieth—doesn’t work out?

In this episode, we reflect on Genesis 8 and explores what it means to start again after failure. Like Noah stepping out of the ark into an uncertain world, many of us find ourselves needing a fresh beginning. But where do we begin?

✅ Learn how to rebuild after loss

✅ Discover why your past efforts weren’t wasted

✅ Reflect on what you’re really building—and who it’s for

✅ Be encouraged to shift your focus from survival to significance

“You don’t just want to succeed—you want to exceed.”

Let’s start again, together. This is Day One.

What does it take to be extraordinary?

In this episode of exceed, we dive into 1 Samuel 17—the epic showdown between David and Goliath—to uncover what truly set David apart.

It wasn’t just courage or skill; it was his unshakable faith, unconventional strategy, and refusal to accept limits. We’ll break down the mindset that made him extraordinary—and how you can apply these principles to conquer giants in life and business.

Key Takeaways:

✅ Why rejecting "Saul’s armor" unlocks your unique edge

✅ How to turn underestimation into power

✅ The role of preparation + divine confidence

✅ What it means to be called to something greater