In this powerful episode, Sean shares the key to being a kingdom driven leader, listening to God, the boss. Many of us want to hear from God, but we just don’t seem to hear his voice. In this episode, Sean talks about some strategies for hearing God’s voice and how to connect with Him on a daily basis.

To be a Kingdom Driven CEO, we must resign from our position and turn the leadership of our company, family or organization over to God. But how do we do this? This episode talks about abiding daily and truly obeying Him. I hope you agree that this episode is a game changer!

In this episode, Sean talks about the concept of kingdom living and how different it is from religion and from living in the world. He gives multiple examples of what this looks like in business, and how countercultural it really is. We believe that kingdom living is available to all of us and can drastically change our relationships, outcomes and impact on the world. We hope you enjoy this powerful episode!

In this week‘s episode, Sean talks about how God loves it when we are frail and weak. He is looking for people who are open and teachable, not those who feel like they have it all figured out. Sean shares a heartwarming story about his son Finley who overcame adversity to experience tremendous victory this week. We hope you enjoy this awesome episode!

In this addition of the Kingdom Driven CEO, Sean talks about the number one predictor of success. He uses the remarkable story of Josiah Porter, the Little League player from Tennessee who is legally blind in his right eye. Josiah has exhibited tremendous grit in leading his team to the finals of the Little League World Series, and Sean shows how grit is the key to success for all of us.

This is one of our favorite KDC episodes of all time. Sean shares five keys to building influence. We are not building influence for the purpose of power, but for the purpose of changing lives and having a positive impact on as many people as we can. Sean has built an enormous center of influence throughout the country through selfless living and putting others first. These five keys to building influence will be a game changer for everyone.

Over the last week, Sean has contacted numerous interviews with a Isaiah Jarvis concerning the hug felt around the world. During many of these interviews, the reporters would ask about the culture of the team, why the team was so caring, and how the coaches were able to stay so positive during such stressful situations. This episode talks about that coaching philosophy and how we can use it every day and our businesses and families.

In this episode of the Kingdom Driven CEO, Sean Kouplen talks about his experience as the head coach of the Tulsa National Little League team as they represented Oklahoma in the regional competition in Waco, Texas. He also tells the story of Isaiah Jarvis and the viral moment when he hugged the opposing teams pitcher immediately after he got hit in the head with a pitch. This is a remarkable story of putting love before our differences, and one that we pray will change the world.

In this very important episode, Sean talks about how fear plagued much of his life until he learned to truly trust in God. He shares some personal stories and strategies for battling the fear and anxiety that is dominating our society today. If we can overcome fear as leaders, we can truly be a light to a world that desperately needs it.

If you want to improve the culture of your business, nonprofit or other organization, the best way to do it is through being generous. In this episode, Sean talks about the importance of generosity and gives some examples of how they practice generosity at Regent Bank.