When your business succeeds, who gets the credit—you or God? And when things go wrong, who gets the blame? In this episode, David Schmidt reminds us that correlation does not equal causation. Prosperity isn’t proof of our power—it’s evidence of God’s goodness.

From Jeremiah’s warnings to Deuteronomy’s promises, David shares why remembering the Lord in every season is central to leading well in business and in life.

How can we honor God in our business?

By giving Him the credit for our success, humbling ourselves, and keeping His Word at the center of our work and decisions.

One Challenge From Today:

Read God’s Word daily. Let humility and the fear of the Lord guide how you lead your business and your life.

Key Takeaways:

• Perspective matters—only God’s view is true.
• Prosperity can tempt us to forget God; Scripture warns us not to.
• By humility and the fear of the Lord come riches, honor, and life.

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With men this is impossible, but not with God, for with God all things are possible.

Every so often you run across someone or something that defiles the natural course of events that transform your perspective on life. You might even call them miracles.

The story of Josh Cantwell’s surviving cancer is one such story. You will be moved as you listen to the experiences he went though, and the lessons God has taught him through it all.

It is a challenge to seriously reflect on your life today and not put it off until you are sick and on your death bed.

Reflect today when you still have an opportunity to adjust and create an outcome that glorifies God in all things.

With a 7% survival rate of this type of cancer, 14 years later he is one of the seven out of 100 that are still alive.

God has a purpose for his life and has taken Josh from a proud, self-centered boss to a place of humility and learning from others.

Quote to remember: “The bigger you get in business, the lower on the totem pole you go.”

Listen in and be inspired by God’s goodness and greatness and learn to be daring in your life.

Redeem Your Business Today by the Following:

How can we honor God in our business?

Serve your people in humility as a leader. How you treat others is the biggest way you can honor God in your business.

One challenge from today:

BE DARING.

Daring: Adventurously bold in action or thought.

Bold: Fearless before danger.

Live your life in a daring way and do great things with God.

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Website: Freeland Ventures

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How did Jesus lead? Is that something I can learn and apply today?

Jordan Ames asked that same question and so began a journey through the Gospels to document and define the various leadership skills demonstrated by Jesus.

In his new book Red Letter Leadership Jordan not only talks about how Jesus lead but also how we can apply those same principles in our life.

Whether leadership in your home, business, or as a professional, we can learn and should learn how Jesus led.

As a former Marine Jordan stayed connected with his family by being intentional to spend time with them and live out his faith in everyday life.

When kids are younger, time spent with our children is quality time, no matter what you are doing. Learn to invest in your children when they are young so they will continue with you when they are older.

Join us as we talk about leadership as a whole and specifically how we lead our family in the home to bring up children who love the Lord.

Redeem Your Business Today by the Following:

How can we honor God in our business?

Day by day live out your faith. People will not listen to what you have to say unless you have the character to back up what you are saying.

One challenge from today.

Fathers, spend time with your children. Under 13 years old, any time spent with your kids is quality time for them.

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Website: https://www.redletterleadership.com

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