In this heartfelt and strategy-packed episode, Tatum opens with a long-awaited announcement: she has officially welcomed her third child—a beautiful baby girl born on June 10th. After a deeply personal journey of prayer and faith, God has answered her desire to be a girl mom. While she’s taking two weeks to adjust to life as a mom of three, she’s also dropping one of her most transformative episodes yet.

Tatum shares the full message she gave during the Christian Content Creator Town Hall—one that God originally gave her in private prayer. In it, she challenges believers to stop striving to be content creators and step fully into their call as thought leaders. She explains the difference between the two, gives a biblical foundation (including how Jesus, Paul, and other leaders demonstrated thought leadership), and offers actionable steps to make the shift.

Whether you're a podcaster, coach, author, or creative—this episode will reframe your mindset, align your purpose with heaven’s agenda, and help you build something with eternal impact.

In This Episode, You’ll Learn:

• The distinction between content creators and thought leaders
• Why building solely on social platforms is a risky strategy
• How Jesus and Paul modeled thought leadership in scripture
• The long-term benefits of creating original frameworks and IP
• Practical ways to build a thought leadership brand that glorifies God
• Why thought leadership is a form of consecrated creativity

Scripture References:

• Romans 12:2
• Matthew 7:28–29
• Matthew 13
• Matthew 5:21–22
• 1 Corinthians, Galatians, and other Pauline epistles

Your Homework:

Study these biblical figures as thought leaders:

• Moses
• Nehemiah
• Daniel
• Esther
• Solomon
• John the Baptist
• Paul

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