The Human Era

God often redirects our paths while still leveraging our gifts and passions for His glory. For our next guest, multiple business owner Brett Henry, that was exactly the case. Henry initially set out to pursue a career as a physician, but while studying for the MCAT, he developed a keen interest in medical herbalism and the health benefits to juicing. Hear how God used his newfound passion to alter the trajectory of his life – and lifestyle – and co-found Franklin Juice Co. and Honest Coffee Roasters.

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Juice Nashville

Franklin Juice Company

Honest Coffee Roasters

B Interactive

Aaron Dorn defied odds and started Nashville’s first new, successful bank in ten years: Studio Bank. He’s a Vanderbilt University graduate and decorated Marine. Additionally, he was named in Nashville Business Journal’s “Top 40 under 40.” In this episode, the multi-talented Dorn delves into the genesis of his successful businesses, how the gospel impacts his role as a Founder and CEO, and much more.

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Studio Bank Nashville

President George W. Bush. Karl Rove. Those are just two of the influential leaders that our next guest, Andrew McGarrity, worked alongside at the start of his career. And he’s just getting started: Andrew sold his first company, Thrivist, a year ago, and continues to grow in the lessons that he learned from global leadership.

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Thrivist

Ingram Content Group

In our first episode, host Kent Lapp dives into the mission of Gospel Business Strategies, and why we believe it's so important to grow and develop business leaders like you in the context of the gospel. Subscribe and hear our first interviews on September 20th! 

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