What do you do when your voice goes silent?
Lisa Hentrich—founder of GAMGstories and creator of the Kingdom Vision Board™—shares how a five-year vocal valley became a Spirit-led pivot. From co-writing God and My Girlfriends (recorded by Reba McEntire on the GRAMMY & Dove-winning album Sing It Now: Songs of Faith & Hope) to launching faith-centered resources, Lisa’s journey is a powerful reminder that God never wastes our waiting seasons.
In this episode of The Conqueror Club Podcast, Tanya & Kevin Stout sit down with Lisa to talk about obedience vs. hustle, how faith and friendship became her growth strategy, and the one prayer that turned her waiting room into a launch pad. Whether you’re a founder who feels benched or a believer craving fresh vision, Lisa’s story will encourage you to surrender, reset, and build a business that reflects both calling and cashflow.
🔗 Follow Lisa: IG/FB: @gamgstories • @kingdomvisionboard YouTube: /@gamgstories Websites: gamgstories.com • kingdomvisionboard.com
🗓 Kingdom Vision Board™ resource launches Aug 20
💍 Are you a married founder? Apply for Couples in the Castle™ (Scotland, this fall) → concrepreneur.com/castle #FaithDrivenEntrepreneur #GAMGstories #KingdomVisionBoard #ConquerClub #ChristianBusiness #rebamcentire
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