On St. Patrick’s Day an average of 13 million pints of Guinness is drunk around the world. Guinness beer is tied to the modern Irish identity. But few people know that the story of Guinness beer began with a man who desired to be faithful to Jesus in all he did. In the late 1700s life was hard in Dublin. But Arthur Guinness, being inspired by John Wesley, decided to use his skill as a brewer and businessman to serve his customers, his employees, his community, and his Lord. And through his delicious beer, his hard work, and his generosity, he succeeded in all of them.

Chick-Fil-A is usually known for two things: great chicken sandwiches, and being closed on Sunday. It turns out that both of these things stem from the founder of Chick-Fil-A’s faith. S. Truett Cathy’s story is certainly one of a determined American businessman, but even more it’s a story of dedication, integrity, and faith that God’s way is always the best way.

Lego is now one of the most recognizable toy brands in the world. Kids and adults around the world play with these plastic bricks, and the company is worth many billions of dollars. While today it is a secular company, it was not always this way. The story of Lego begins with one man who endured many trials, and in all of them trusted his Lord Jesus.