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Hosted by Kingdom Factor · business · EN · 100 episodes
Kingdom Factor Collective is where faith and business intersect. Each episode is an AI-generated audio summary of real interviews with Christian entrepreneurs and leaders featured in the Kingdom Factor Collective articles. You’ll hear how they live out their faith in everyday business decisions — shaping leadership, culture, and impact with biblical principles. Whether you’re a founder, leader, or aspiring entrepreneur, this podcast offers practical wisdom, encouragement, and purpose-driven insight to help you thrive in both business and faith.
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Frank Ancharski — fitness industry veteran, consultant, and founder of Club Coach Services — shares how faith has quietly shaped four decades of leadership. From a forgiveness letter dropped in a Pittsburgh mailbox to tithing when the spreadsheet said no, Frank opens up about integrating faith and work without apology. Based on the article by Frank Ancharski: https://kingdomfactor.com/frank-ancharski
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In this episode, host Richard Clark sits down with Rubin Anderson to explore what it really looks like to lead a business with faith at the center. Based on the article 'Untitled Article' by Richard Clark. Find the full article link below. #KingdomFactorCollective #ChristianBusiness #FaithAtWork
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Danny Sullivan spent 40 years in radio before a culture clash with his faith led him to take a pay cut and join the Chamber of Commerce. In this episode, he shares how surrender, personal brand, and a daily prayer to the Holy Spirit reshaped his entire approach to leadership. Full article by Honor Jensen linked below.
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Dawn Hunter, Executive Director of CareNetworkCR, shares her journey from self-described recklessness in college to leading a faith-fueled nonprofit in Linn County. Topics include holistic transformation, avoiding burnout, trusting God's timing, and the 'helping without hurting' framework. Based on the article by Steven Wilson: [link]
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Honor Jensen spent 25 years in HR before God redirected her path — hours after she asked for more time. Now a PCC-credentialed business and executive coach, she helps faith-driven leaders thrive without hiding their values. Article: 'From Burned Out to Called Out' by Mark Clevenger — link below.
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