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Faith in Business

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Attract, Don't Push: How Executive Coach Cynthia Cobb Lets Her Faith Do the TalkingFaith in Business

Attract, Don't Push: How Executive Coach Cynthia Cobb Lets Her Faith Do the Talking

Cynthia Cobb never planned to own a business, let alone coach executives for 20 years. Her approach to faith at work is simple: read the room, show up well, and trust God with the seeds.

Tom Rosenak
Tom RosenakChicago, IL
11/5/2026
The Voice in the Back Room: How Jackie Johnson Learned to Say Whose She IsFaith in Business

The Voice in the Back Room: How Jackie Johnson Learned to Say Whose She Is

A prompting at a grocery store register changed Jackie Johnson's understanding of faith at work. Today the founder of Wildling Dreams builds her business on prayer, alignment, and showing up for one person at a time.

Tom Rosenak
Tom RosenakChicago, IL
11/5/2026
When God Closed the Door to Central Asia, Dave Matthews Built a Way to Send OthersFaith in Business

When God Closed the Door to Central Asia, Dave Matthews Built a Way to Send Others

Dave Matthews and his wife were headed to Central Asia until the door shut. What came next became Reflejo, a Latino mission agency, and a lesson in trusting God and doing your part.

Abel Jimenez
Abel JimenezIndependence, KY
11/5/2026
Ken Gumbiner: Work the Plan, Guard Your Humility, and Keep Getting Back UpFaith in Business

Ken Gumbiner: Work the Plan, Guard Your Humility, and Keep Getting Back Up

After 38 years in insurance, Ken Gumbiner left corporate life to help smaller companies grow. His method: a written plan, a daily time with God, and the humility to get back up when you fall.

Abel Jimenez
Abel JimenezIndianapolis, IN
11/5/2026
The Loneliest Chair in Business: Why Scott Brunscheen Spent 12 Years Building Tables for Faith-Driven LeadersFaith in Business

The Loneliest Chair in Business: Why Scott Brunscheen Spent 12 Years Building Tables for Faith-Driven Leaders

After 50 years in nonprofit work, Scott Brunscheen discovered that the most successful business owners in Des Moines shared a common struggle: they felt completely alone in trying to live out their faith at work.

Charles Anderson
Charles AndersonDes Moines Metropolitan Area, IA
11/5/2026
Surrender First: How Jamar Jones Rebuilt His Business After BurnoutFaith in Business

Surrender First: How Jamar Jones Rebuilt His Business After Burnout

A torn vocal cord ended his music career. A layoff pushed him to start over. Burnout finally taught Jamar Jones the lesson that reshaped his business: surrender comes first.

Honor Jensen
Honor JensenRichmond, VA
11/5/2026
Holding Plans Loosely: What a Layoff Taught Kasey Jones About Identity and TrustFaith in Business

Holding Plans Loosely: What a Layoff Taught Kasey Jones About Identity and Trust

When a dream job vanished overnight, project manager Kasey Jones had to ask whether identity really rests in Christ or in a title. The answer reshaped a career built on plans.

Abel Jimenez
Abel JimenezIndianapolis, IN
11/5/2026
The Phone Call That Saved a Company — and the Faith That Sustained a FamilyFaith in Business

The Phone Call That Saved a Company — and the Faith That Sustained a Family

Dick Aderman built companies, coached teams, and buried both parents in a single brutal year — but it was a hospital bed and a text message at dawn that taught him what leadership really costs.

Abel Jimenez
Abel Jimenez
10/30/2026
The Value Test: What a Job Loss Taught an NBA Chaplain About IdentityFaith in Business

The Value Test: What a Job Loss Taught an NBA Chaplain About Identity

Damon Gunn has told NBA players for 22 years that their worth isn't their stats. Then a layoff made him live it out. Now he leads development at a school for refugee families.

Abel Jimenez
Abel JimenezHouston, TX
10/29/2026

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