What happens when a United States Marine encounters God in the middle of a war zone?
In Episode 14 of the We Do Good Podcast, Charles Dame sits down with fellow Marine, pastor, entrepreneur, and founder of the Revere Network — Ken Spicer — for a powerful conversation about faith under fire, leadership, business, and the future of the modern church.
From the yellow footprints at Parris Island to Mogadishu, Somalia… From boot camp to Bible college… From building churches to challenging church culture…
Ken shares how a life-changing moment in Somalia reshaped his purpose — and how that encounter led him to preach what he calls “Critical Grace Theology.”
In this episode, we discuss:
👉Lessons from the Marine Corps that shape leadership
📖 Why the church must focus on discipleship, not just conversions
💼 The business side of running mission-driven organizations
🏫 Launching Christian education through school choice
🔥 The controversy behind preaching grace without guilt
🤝 The “Barnabas Effect” — building people, not platforms
This is a bold, honest conversation about faith, freedom, responsibility, and what it truly means to live out good deeds — not to earn grace, but because of it.
If you're a veteran, nonprofit leader, entrepreneur, pastor, or everyday do-gooder looking to lead with conviction and clarity — this episode is for you.
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👉 Check out Ken Spicer and the Revere Network
👉 And as always — be kind to others and do good deeds.
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