In this week’s podcast, Dan and Howard discuss why our culture is obsessed with winning and how that impacts us as leaders in the work place. You will discover life examples and solutions as we look to God’s word to define true victory.

In this week’s podcast, Dan, and Howard discuss the double meaning of our title “Freedom At Work.” They cover how we are free from what holds us prisoner at work and how we are free to use our freedom at work. You will hear real life lessons from multiple industries.

In this week’s podcast, Brantley, Dan, and Howard discuss what it means to work redemptively and how that leads to more joy even in the the most challenging circumstances. You will hear real life lessons from multiple industries. 

In this week’s podcast, we discuss how important it is to want something and know what you want. We also discuss how God takes our best and worst desires and uses them to shape us toward knowing His will for our lives. 

Brantley and Howard turn the podcast over to Ronnie Stevens in this week’s episode. In this episode, Ronnie tells us what Jesus says about our work as he explains why, how, when, and where to work. He also explains why money makes a useful servant, but a terrible master.

Listen as Harry Jones, Dan Butler, and Brantley Davidson discuss overcoming the fears they have faced and how God has helped them exchange their fears for something better.

Brantley, Dan, and Howard discuss the source, meaning, and purpose of conflict — clarifying how leaders are called to actively make peace by resolving conflict with and for others. 

Brantley, Dan, and Howard share principles of healthy conflict, key things to consider in order to create a healthy team environment, and examples of how to lead though conflict.

This week Howard and Brantley discuss Emotional Intelligence (EQ), the 5 traits of EQ, and how spiritual maturity is the truest form of EQ.

One positive thing many of us have learned from the pandemic is the joy and peace of a less hectic schedule. Listen as Howard and our guest executive coach, Rob Thompson, discuss using the calendar as a tool to make sure you spend time where it matters most.