What does it really look like to action love in business?

In this episode of Kingdom Over Everything, I sit down with Brianna Sylver, a CEO and innovation strategist with two decades of experience helping Fortune 500 organizations lead change in uncertain times.Brianna shares the unexpected, Holy Spirit–led journey behind her book Leading Through Free Fall, including the moment God told her she would write a book about actioning love in business, even though she had no idea what that meant at the time.

In this conversation, we explore:

1. What it means to lead business with God, not just for God
2. Why real transformation in organizations starts with people, not process
3. How obedience, surrender, and trust shaped Brianna’s leadership message
4. How leaders can navigate turbulence without losing integrity or humanity
5. Making Kingdom concepts accessible to audiences, regardless of faith background

This conversation is for entrepreneurs, executives, and leaders who sense there has to be a better way to lead...one rooted in trust, wisdom, and Kingdom alignment, even in seasons of free fall.

📘 Get the book: Leading Through Free Fall: How Innovators Turn Turbulence into Trust (available in paperback, Kindle, and audio)

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Learn more or connect with Shae Bynes @ https://shaebynes.com

What does it really take to be a peacemaker in a deeply divided world?

In this episode of Kingdom Over Everything, I sit down with Larry Rosen, a professional mediator with over 20 years of experience helping enemies move from conflict to understanding, both in private disputes and on some of the most polarizing political and cultural issues of our time. Larry is the creator of The Enemies Project, a powerful video series where people on opposite sides of divisive issues sit face-to-face, not to debate or win, but to understand. What unfolds is often surprising, deeply human, and transformative.

In our conversation, we explore:

- Why understanding is not weakness but rebellion

- How fear and power dynamics fuel division

- Why facts rarely change minds when people feel threatened

- The difference between understanding and agreement

- How Jesus-modeled peacemaking applies in today’s cultural climate

- What it actually looks like to love your “enemy” without compromise

If you’re tired of outrage culture, exhausted by political polarization, or longing for a more Christ-like way to engage hard conversations, this episode is for you.

🔗 Learn more about Larry’s work: https://enemiesproject.org

Or check out @TheEnemiesProject on YouTube 📌

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Learn more or connect with Shae Bynes @ https://shaebynes.com

In this episode of Kingdom Over Everything, I talk with Sean Kouplen, Chairman & CEO of Regent Bank, Founder of the 94X Movement, and former Secretary of Commerce & Workforce Development in Oklahoma.

After a supernatural turnaround saved Regent Bank during the 2008 financial crisis, Sean surrendered the business to the Lord. From that point forward, the bank’s purpose has been clear: “To show God’s love to our employees, clients, and communities.”

Sean shares powerful stories of what God has done in and through the bank, how the 94X Movement is helping leaders across the country bring their faith into the workplace, and what it looks like to lead with Kingdom courage even in government.

Mentioned in Episode:

94X Movement: https://94xmovement.com

Regent Bank: https://regent.bank

Faith in Business Events: https://faithinbusinessseries.com/