Move from spectator to participant. Join Jesus as he works in our world. This is a show for marketplace Christians to energize and encourage you to live out your faith every day, right where you are. Begin your day with Christ-centered ideas to share your joy with those around you. Add in weekly interviews with other like-minded Christians so you can share in their joy and learn how they make Jesus visible in their workplace every day."
Pastors in expensive cities often cannot afford stable housing on ministry salaries. That financial pressure quietly threatens their ability to serve. If you want to see your faith show up in practical, tangible ways at work and with your money, this episode gives you a real example of what that looks like.
Key Discussion Points
Nicole explains how the Aslan Housing Foundation builds down payment assistance programs for pastors...
Most Christians spend 40+ hours a week at work but never think of that time as ministry. If you believe faith belongs only in church, you are missing most of your week. Tom Lutz spent decades building a global business and coaching Christian CEOs, and he makes the case that your job is where your calling lives.
Key Discussion Points:
Tom explains why work was part of paradise before the fall, and why that changes how you should...
Many Christians feel stuck in work that doesn't reflect who they are or what they're good at. If you've ever wondered whether your skills have a place outside of ministry or a traditional career path, this episode speaks directly to that tension. Dawn Apuan's story shows what it looks like to build a business grounded in faith, not hustle.
What you'll hear in this episode:
How Dawn moved from co-pastoring and nonprofit work int...
Most Christians in business feel the tension between running a profitable company and leading with faith. You want your work to mean something beyond revenue, but you are not sure how to build that into your team, your culture, or your goals. Brandon West has spent years figuring out exactly that.
Key Discussion Points
Why excellence in your work is the foundation of your gospel platform, and why it is not enough on its ow...
Most Christians know they are called to love the people around them. Fewer think about what that means for the person who frustrates them in a meeting on Tuesday. Jason Davis stormed out of one of those meetings years ago, and what happened next reshaped how he shows up at work.
This episode is for you if you want to bring your faith into daily workplace situations without preaching, burning out, or compartmentalizing it to Sunday ...
If you think your faith belongs at church and your work belongs at the office, you are already dividing something God never intended to split. The tension between belief and daily work is real, but it is not unsolvable. This episode gives you a practical framework for living your faith from Monday to Friday, beyond Sunday morning alone.
Key Discussion Points
The ART framework (Awareness, Responsibility, Tenacity): transformatio...
Most Christian business owners keep faith and work in separate boxes. Rick Johnson and Bonnie Mock show what happens when you refuse to do that. Rick runs RC Fasteners as a ministry disguised as a fastener company, and Bonnie coaches his employees through spiritual transformation while they're on the clock.
In this episode, learn:
How Rick transitioned from running the business in his own power to making God the actual CEO
What...
Nicole Haines serves as Director of Operations at Original Form, a boutique creative and marketing agency in San Diego. In this episode, Nicole shares how she came to faith four years ago, how her leadership changed afterward, and the three Ps she leans on every day in fast paced agency work. You will hear a direct conversation about identity, work, prayer, and why slowing down protects your leadership inside fast moving organizati...
What do you do when the corporate ladder you worked 30 years to climb collapses beneath you? In this episode of Follower of One, host Addison Williams sits down with Brenda Soto, a human resources consultant, faith-based business coach, and founder of brendasoto.com. Brenda shares how burnout, divorce, and losing her international HR career became the exact ground where she met Jesus for the first time as a relationship instead of ...
Dale Young spent five decades in business before realizing his greatest work was helping others connect their professional identity with their identity in Christ.
In this episode, Addison Williams sits down with Dale to talk about his upcoming book, The Power of Aligning Your Faith and Business, and the framework he developed through coaching over 70 entrepreneurs. Dale shares how he built a million-dollar managed services cont...
Cole Permenter spent six years in MMA cages, 11 years pastoring a small-town Louisiana church, and built a fitness brand to keep ministers physically ready for the gospel. In this episode, Cole joins Addison Williams to talk about what it looks like to live on mission in a secular world, whether you work in a fab shop, run an HVAC business, or lead a congregation.
Episode Highlights:
What is Base 1520?
Cole founded Base 152...
Rick Johnson started RC Fasteners and Components right after 9/11 with no money, no customers, and a word from God: "I won't let you fail." Twenty-four years later, his company sells aerospace and industrial fasteners, but Rick calls it "a ministry working undercover as a fastener company."
In this episode, Rick shares how losing three family members in 11 months broke him down, led him to surrender everything to God, and...
Larry Tribble spent years feeling alone in his faith at work. In grad school and in corporate leadership, he struggled to find the right way to talk about what he believed without alienating the people around him. Then he found Follower of One and a different model for living out faith in the marketplace. In this episode, Larry sits down with host Addison Williams to talk about what changed, how he brought his entire church on boar...
Most Christians in the marketplace carry pain they have never talked about out loud. That silence shapes how they show up at work, in relationships, and in their faith. This episode asks what becomes possible when you stop managing your story and start letting it serve others.
Lynne Farrell joins Addison Williams to share how her faith journey moved from a small homeschool classroom to a video Bible study now reaching thousands...
Rob Stein grew up in a culturally Jewish home where God was rarely discussed. He built multiple businesses, competed as a professional bodybuilder, and leaned heavily on his own abilities. Then his wife started going to church, and everything shifted. In this episode, Rob shares how he went from mocking Easter services to getting baptized, selling a business on God's terms, and building a real estate trai...
If you call yourself a Christian but struggle to articulate what you believe and why, your faith will feel shaky when life gets hard. Knowing who God is and who He says you are changes how you show up at work, in relationships, and through crisis. This episode walks through what it looks like to rebuild your identity on a biblical foundation after everything you believed gets turned upside down.
Katie Anne Green is the founder of K...
Many Christians separate their faith from their work without even realizing it. You tithe, you attend church, and you assume that covers your part in the Great Commission. But what if your everyday job is exactly where God wants to use you?
In this episode, Addison Williams sits down with Heather Trumpfheller, Head of Partnerships at Switchboard.io, to talk about what it actually looks like to stop compartmentalizing your faith and...
In this episode of Follower of One, host Addison Williams sits down with Becky Kowall, the founder of 22 North HR, to discuss integrating faith into the workplace. Becky shares her journey from a corporate HR executive to a purpose-driven entrepreneur, emphasizing the importance of serving others and maintaining grace and dignity in professional settings.
Discover practical insights on being a marketplace missionary and learn how y...
In this episode of the Follower of One podcast, Addison Williams hosts Drew Schmitz, the executive director of Little Cloak. Drew helps leaders care for their teams better. As a creative strategist with extensive leadership experience, Drew spearheaded an organization to provide professional, accessible care to every employee. Using his experience as a pastor for over twenty years, Drew develops people and programs to care for othe...
In this episode of Follower of One, host Addison Williams welcomes executive coach and author Robert Hunt. They discuss Robert's unique journey of weaving faith into his professional life and how he helps others do the same through initiatives like 'Be One' and 'Follower of One.' The conversation explores practical ways to live out Christian values in the marketplace, emphasizing the importance of appreci...
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