Bottom Line Faith

This episode of Bottom Line Faith features Alan Barnhart, President and CEO of Barnhart Crane and Rigging Co.

This episode of Bottom Line Faith features Sharon Pierce, President and CEO of The Villages. "We are seeing an unprecedented need for caring adults, adults of faith, who have a faith community around them to support them in this world. And we know that not everyone is called to be a foster parent, but if you know a foster or adoptive parent, saying "I'll help you one evening a week" or "Let me take the kids to church so that you two can go to the grocery after the service is over" are ways that we can sustain that single family for each child that we're privileged to serve, and grow the faith community around these children so that they see they are a person of value, not only in God's eyes but in our worldly eyes."

This episode of Bottom Line Faith features Paul Estridge, CEO of Estridge Homes. "I like to think I demonstrate my faith through my contemplation and decisions and how I deal with everyday situations, and I think that's the most Christ-like model as I read the Bible."

This episode of Bottom Line Faith features Josh Wildman, CEO of The Wildman Business Group "I've seen miracles happen in our business ... I look at those and I say those are miracles and that's God's provision, because we were faithful."

This episode of Bottom Line Faith Features Wynn Smiley, Ceo of Alpha Tau Omega. "Above all else, run to the cross, even when you don't feel like you deserve to ... The power of worship, the power of His grace and mercy is really the transforming power of Christianity and being a Christ follower ... He's got His arms wide open."

This episode of Bottom Line Faith features Randy Oostra, the President and CEO of ProMedica Health System. "The thing that's most interesting to me is the example of Christ. You look at everything from the vision he was casting, what he was trying to do, and the time he spent with his disciples, to me it's fascinating. He didn't surround himself with CEOs, he didn't surround himself with college professors, or professional athletes. He surrounded himself with people, and yet those disciples were the people he mentored and guided every day."

This episode of Bottom Line Faith features CEO of The Danberry Company, Lynn Fruth. "We need to focus on Christ. We have to understand thats not a lonely journey, but we take that journey with others. And not just that we live it, but that we live it with the boldness that Christ has asked us to."

This episode of Bottom Line Faith features President and CEO of Cherry Street Mission Ministries, Dan Rogers. "If you'll allow it as a leader, certainly the things that I need to do for people, though harsh at the moment, can bring someone to help and healing because of it."

009 – Listening to God with Al Caperna by Truth At Work

Marcia Barnes, President and CMO of Sells Group, who shares her experiences with leading successfully by loving and serving her people.

Roger Muselman, Chairman of DRG, shares insights on how to be confident, without becoming arrogant! He also shares tips on how to successfully integrate your work and family life.

Sean Lambert is the President of Youth With a Mission (YWAM)out of San Diego/Baja. He shares how his ministry has evolved from building one home in 1990 to now having built 5 thousand homes for the poor in over 25 countries.

Richard Halderman, partner with Teays River Investments, shares his story and insights into how he leads his company.

Former Outside Linebacker for the Indianapolis Colts and Tennessee Titans, David Thornton, joins us for a compelling interview about his career and how he has aligned himself with Jesus through it all. After retiring from the NFL, David has returned to the Indianapolis Colts as the Director of Player Engagement, and shares how God has guided him every step of the way.

President of PacMoore since 1990, Bill Moore is speaking to Bottom Line Faith about is persistence through hard trials. Originally, an engineer for Procter and Gamble, Bill tells his story of Christ calling him into unknown territory and how giving it all to God allowed him to construct a business, of 350 diverse employees, that is foundationally strong in Christ.