36 | Redefining Success: 4 Biblical Principles to Build a Business Numbers Can't Shake
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How are you measuring success in your business? Is it the number of clients booked, the revenue on your spreadsheet, or the followers on your latest post? If you're honest, does your peace rise and fall with the numbers?
In this episode of the Sustainable Foundations Podcast, we're continuing our Becoming a Faith-Led CEO series by taking a hard look at what success really means in God's Kingdom.
Culture tells us to grow faster, scale bigger, and chase the next milestone. But Psalm 127:1 reminds us, "Unless the Lord builds the house, those who build it labor in vain."
Together we'll explore:
✨ The four pillars of Kingdom success—Obedience, Stewardship, Faithfulness, and Dependence—and how they free you from the tyranny of outcomes
✨ How to break the quiet addiction to analytics and algorithms
✨ Practical ways to release your grip on numbers and rest in God's definition of prosperity
✨ A simple "One Surrender + One Stewardship" practice you can start today
This isn't another pep talk to hustle harder. It's an invitation to trade fragile metrics for a foundation that cannot be shaken. Whether you're in a season of planting, tending, or harvesting, you'll leave with a fresh vision of success that's anchored in God's presence, not your performance.
Ready to slow down and let God reshape your business from the roots up? Check out the Roots Before Revenue mini-course—your sacred pause to release hustle and build on lasting Kingdom principles. Use code PODCAST to save 20%.
Take a deep breath, friend. Numbers will rise and fall, but the Builder of your house never changes.
If This Episode Spoke to You...
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