As Christians, Jesus should be at the center of all we do. Doing this as a business owner and entrepreneur can be challenging. The goal of this podcast is to encourage, entertain, equip and challenge Christian entrepreneurs. Don't walk this journey alone! Join us as we navigate challenging and fun topics about being a Christian business owner.
That Christian Business Podcast
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As Christians, Jesus should be at the center of all we do. Doing this as a business owner and entrepreneur can be challenging. The goal of this podcast is to encourage, entertain, equip and challenge Christian entrepreneurs. Don't walk this journey alone! Join us as we navigate challenging and fun topics about being a Christian business owner.
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July 8, 2026
CPA Reveals Which Businesses You Should and Shouldn't Buy | That Christian Business Podcast
<p>What if the greatest lesson about business isn't found in a balance sheet—but in surrender?In this episode of That Christian Business Podcast, Greg Helton sits down with CPA and business advisor Stan Moore for a conversation that goes far beyond accounting and taxes.Stan shares the painful season that reshaped his life—losing his job during the Great Recession, navigating divorce, purchasing a business in the middle of uncertainty, and discovering that God often does His deepest work when everything else is stripped away. Through that experience, he learned that success isn't measured by wealth but by faithful stewardship.From there, the conversation shifts into practical business wisdom for entrepreneurs. Stan explains what he has learned after reviewing thousands of businesses over more than 30 years, including:What makes a business worth buyingWhy many franchises failThe types of businesses that consistently perform wellCommon financial mistakes entrepreneurs makeWhy proactive bookkeeping and cash flow planning matterHow Christian business owners should approach taxes with integrityThe episode closes with a powerful discussion on discipleship, purpose, and why business is ultimately a platform for serving people—not accumulating wealth.Whether you're building a company, considering buying a business, or simply trying to honor Christ through your work, this conversation offers practical wisdom rooted in biblical truth.<strong>Links:</strong>https://www.stanmoorecpa.com/<strong>Podcast was Produced by Larimore Production Company</strong>www.Larimore.co<strong>Podcast was Filmed at Studio Refuge in Raleigh North Carolina</strong>www.studiorefuge.com<strong>Chapters:</strong></p><p>(00:00) Rock Bottom Became a Foundation</p><p>(01:37) Meet CPA Stan Moore</p><p>(02:37) From Banking to Public Accounting</p><p>(05:08) Lessons Learned as a CFO</p><p>(06:42) Starting a CPA Firm During the Recession</p><p>(08:11) Divorce, Job Loss, and God's Refining Work</p><p>(11:10) Remaining Faithful During Seasons of Success</p><p>(16:13) Buying a Business vs. Starting One</p><p>(18:32) Businesses Worth Buying</p><p>(21:37) Franchise Risks and Due Diligence</p><p>(27:20) Businesses to Avoid</p><p>(31:56) Surprisingly Profitable Businesses</p><p>(36:02) Financial Mistakes Entrepreneurs Make</p><p>(40:23) Why Every Business Needs Good Accounting</p><p>(43:23) Christian Ethics and Tax Planning</p><p>(48:25) Growing Through an Ideal Client Profile</p><p>(55:14) Why Discipleship Matters More Than Business Success</p>
June 24, 2026
When Success Becomes a Hiding Place: A Founder’s Journey Through Sabbatical and Surrender
<p>What happens when the work you've spent years building is suddenly removed?In this episode of That Christian Business Podcast, Greg Helton sits down with Coburn Murray, co-founder of Redeeming Development Group, to discuss entrepreneurship, redemptive business, spiritual formation, and the transformational impact of a three-month sabbatical.Coburn shares how building a successful real estate development company eventually revealed a deeper struggle with identity, performance, and finding worth through work. Through his experience with Praxis, spiritual formation, and intentional rest, he discovered how easily entrepreneurs can hide behind productivity while neglecting their souls, families, and relationship with God.The conversation explores redemptive work, ethical business leadership, stewardship, community development, Sabbath practices, leadership growth, and what it truly means to delight in God apart from professional accomplishments.Whether you're a founder, business owner, executive, or leader wrestling with burnout, purpose, or work-life integration, this episode offers a powerful framework for building a flourishing life that extends beyond business success.<strong>Links:</strong>https://www.rdgnc.com/<strong>Podcast Produced by Larimore Production Co.</strong>www.Larimore.co<strong>Podcast Filmed at Studio Refuge in Raleigh, North Carolina</strong>www.StudioRefuge.com<strong>Chapters:</strong></p><p>(00:00) The Hidden Cost of Finding Identity in Work</p><p>(02:13) Introducing Coburn Murray and Redeeming Development Group</p><p>(07:18) Real Estate, Stewardship, and Human Flourishing</p><p>(15:06) Understanding Redemptive Work Through Praxis</p><p>(23:18) Building a Culture of Flourishing</p><p>(28:34) Business Therapy: Leadership Challenges After Sabbatical</p><p>(36:05) Why Coburn Took a Three-Month Sabbatical</p><p>(45:06) The Unexpected Anger That Surfaced During Rest</p><p>(50:10) Identity, Grace, and Learning to Be Present</p><p>(53:03) Spiritual Formation and the Inward Journey</p><p>(56:41) Rest, Simplicity, and the Ruthless Elimination of Hurry</p><p>(01:00:43) The Family Moment That Made the Sabbatical Worth It</p><p>(01:05:01) Practical Sabbath Rhythms for Entrepreneurs</p><p>(01:09:46) Building Sabbatical Practices Into Company Culture</p><p>(01:12:50) Recommended Resources for Spiritual Formation</p>
May 20, 2026
The Tension Between Success and Surrender w/ Chris Farrell
<p>Entrepreneurship creates tension that few people openly discuss. The pressure to provide, build, grow, and create impact can easily compete with the things that matter most—faith, marriage, family, and personal health.</p><p>In this conversation, Greg Helton sits down with Chris Farrell, founder of Chris Farrell Media, to discuss the realities behind entrepreneurship and podcasting. Chris shares his journey from owning a successful fitness business to stepping into podcasting through faith, walking through seasons of financial uncertainty, and learning what it means to trust God when the path forward isn't fully visible.</p><p>They also unpack how podcasting can become a powerful relationship-building tool for entrepreneurs, why meaningful work requires a larger story, and the difficult balance between ambition and presence as business owners.</p><p>If you're a founder, business owner, or leader wrestling with growth, uncertainty, family priorities, or the pressure of carrying responsibility, this conversation offers practical insights and honest reflections from two entrepreneurs navigating those realities in real time.</p><p>Keywords: Christian entrepreneurship, business leadership, podcasting strategy, founder mindset, faith and business, entrepreneurial growth.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Links:</strong></p><p>https://chris-farrell-media.netlify.app</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Podcast Was Produced By Larimore Production Co.</strong></p><p>www.LarimoreProductionCompany.com</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Podcast was filmed at Studio Refuge in Raleigh, NC</strong></p><p>www.StudioRefuge.com</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Chapters:</strong></p><p>(00:00) Chris's Entrepreneurial Journey and Hard Seasons<br>(01:00) Introducing Chris Farrell and Chris Farrell Media<br>(02:17) How Podcasting Creates Business Opportunities<br>(05:11) Building Relationship-Driven Podcasts<br>(07:55) Why Chris Runs Multiple Podcasts<br>(10:23) The Story Behind The Fit Dad Life<br>(12:20) Hearing God's Call to Shut Down a Business<br>(14:33) Entrepreneurship, Confidence, and Financial Struggle<br>(16:17) God's Provision During Difficult Seasons<br>(20:04) Brokenness, Dependency, and Leadership<br>(23:00) Should Everyone Start a Podcast?<br>(26:38) Living a Story Worth Telling<br>(29:23) Fitness, Discipline, and Entrepreneurship<br>(36:26) Failure, Presence, and Family Priorities<br>(40:05) How Much Work Is Too Much?<br>(47:36) Faith, Stewardship, and Entrepreneurial Responsibility<br>(53:54) Navigating Uncertainty and Big Life Moves</p>
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