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Redeeming Business Today

Redeeming Business Today

De: David Schmidt
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Ever wonder what a business would look like if Jesus were the owner? What would they focus on? Would the employees grumble about working conditions or pay? What would the culture be like? Well, at Redeeming Business Today we are demystifying that question as we collaborate with likeminded business leaders who view life from a Christian worldview. We delve into how God would do business, which translates into how we should be running our business. As a former pastor, engineer, business coach, and father of nine children David Schmidt analyzes business to find the root causes of success and simplifies it so anyone can understand and apply those principles. The Redeeming Business Today is designed to inspire, equip, and motivate business professionals to take God at his word and to trust him, commit their plans to him, and to delight in his ways. Business success is a combination of hard work and the blessing of God. It is not one or the other, it's both.Copyright 2025 David Schmidt Cristianismo Desarrollo Personal Economía Espiritualidad Gestión y Liderazgo Liderazgo Ministerio y Evangelismo Éxito Personal
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  • 64: Clarity, Principles, and How We Lead with Dr. Leroy McKenzie Jr
    Oct 20 2025

    Company culture doesn’t happen by accident.

    Leaders set the tone by their mindset, values, and the standards they live out.

    In this episode, David talks with Dr. Leroy McKenzie Jr. about how leaders shape culture and why clarity and principles matter for every organization.

    Dr. McKenzie is the founder of JNF Enterprises (Jesus Never Fails).

    He works with entrepreneurs and organizations to build what he calls the four pillars of sustainability: Mindset, Principles, Processes, and Systems.

    His mission is to help people become 1% better each day and to move from chaos to clarity.

    You’ll hear about:

    • How mindset shapes culture
    • The role of principles and values in business
    • The difference between patching problems and true leadership
    • Practical steps to observe and improve culture

    Redeem Your Business Today by the Following:

    How can we honor God in our business?

    Lead with clarity, living principles that reflect His character, and creating a culture that treats people as image-bearers with purpose and dignity.


    One Challenge from Today:

    This week, take time to observe, analyze, and evaluate your business. Then act on one change that better aligns your daily culture with the principles you want to model.


    More About Leroy McKenzie

    Linktree: http://linktr.ee/jnfenterprises

    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-leroy-mckenzie-jr-3986166/


    More About David Schmidt

    Sign up for the RBT Weekly Newsletter for weekly inspiration and Bible verses for business success for you to read, apply, and be inspired by.

    Book a call: Get Unstuck and Move Forward

    Website: redeemingbusinesstoday.com

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    27 m
  • 63: Building a Christ-Centered Workplace with Mike Wheeler
    Oct 13 2025

    Building a Christ-Centered Workplace with Mike Wheeler

    Culture isn’t what you write on the wall—it’s what you live out.

    In this episode, David introduces guest Mike Wheeler, an IT professional and leadership coach, who shares how he’s helped transform unhealthy teams into thriving ones.

    Together they explore what it means to build a workplace that honors God, values people as image-bearers, and shifts culture through lived-out leadership, not lip service.

    Mike’s story highlights how culture starts with leadership, why measuring the right things matters, and how prayer and feedback can reshape even the toughest teams.

    This conversation moves from generational differences to healthy communication, offering practical steps for creating a Christ-centered workplace.

    Redeem Your Business Today by the Following:

    How can we honor God in our business?

    By treating people as image-bearers with purpose and dignity.


    One Challenge from Today:

    Identify one behavior you’re modeling that shapes your culture—and commit this week to model it in a way that honors God.


    More About Mike Wheeler

    Website: coachmikewheeler.com

    Facebook: coachmikewheeler

    Instagram: coachmikewheeler

    Connect: coachmikewheeler@gmail.com


    More About David Schmidt

    Sign up for the RBT Weekly Newsletter for weekly inspiration and Bible verses for business success for you to read, apply, and be inspired by.

    Book a call: Get Unstuck and Move Forward

    Website: redeemingbusinesstoday.com

    LinkedIn

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    28 m
  • 62: Culture That Honors God: Character Over Strategy with Oscar West
    Oct 6 2025

    Culture eats strategy for breakfast. The way you treat people—employees, customers, vendors—is the true mission field of your business. In this episode, we talk about how to build a culture that honors God and why it begins with character, not strategy.

    My guest is Oscar West, a law enforcement officer and pastor in Louisiana. He shares how soft skills and emotional intelligence have reduced crime in schools—and how those same principles can transform your workplace.

    Redeem Your Business Today by the Following:

    How can we honor God in our business?

    By letting character shape culture and choosing faith over fear in how we lead.

    One Challenge from Today:

    Take inventory of your culture. Ask someone you trust: What does it feel like to work with me?

    More About Oscar West

    Website: oscarjwest.com


    More About David Schmidt

    Sign up for the RBT Weekly Newsletter for weekly inspiration and Bible verses for business success for you to read, apply, and be inspired by.

    Book a call: Get Unstuck and Move Forward

    Website: redeemingbusinesstoday.com

    LinkedIn

    Donate to the Show

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    27 m
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