Ken Gosnell, the author of Well Done, 12 Biblical Business Principles for Leaders to Grow their Business with Kingdom Impact, talks about the principles that will help leaders hear the words Well Done in this life and in the next one. Ken also conducts CEO Conversations with business owners, thought leaders, and authors to share how they use the Well Done principles to guide their business. This insightful podcast will challenge you to grow your belief in biblical business principles.
Welcome to the CXP CEO Experience, where Christian CEOs and business owners learn faster, lead further, and build companies that create Kingdom impact.
Today we are opening the Leader's Library and exploring a business classic: Men and Rubber, by Harvey Firestone.
This is more than the story of a tire company. It is the story of a leader who began with a vision, faced repeated obstacles, cultivated extraordinary relationships, built a worldwide organization, and learned how to keep thinking when the pressure was greatest.
For the Christian CEO, Firestone's story raises a deeply personal question: What does it take to build something that lasts?
Not something that is merely successful for a season. Not a company that grows quickly but loses its values. Not an organization that depends entirely on the energy of its founder. What does it take to build a business that serves people, develops leaders, survives difficulty, and remains useful long after its beginning?
That question connects with one of the Biblical Business Principles we discuss at CXP: Believe and Ask for the Impossible.
22 Oct 2025
Ken Gosnell Well Done Principles
Well Done — 12 Biblical Business Principles Leaders Can Use to Build Their Business with Kingdom Impact
In a world that often measures success by profits, promotions, or public praise, Well Done invites leaders to pursue a higher calling — to build businesses that honor God and leave a lasting Kingdom impact. Drawing from his book Well Done – 12 Biblical Business Principles Leaders Can Use to Build Their Business with Kingdom Impact, author and CEO Experience founder Ken Gosnell shares a transformative message that challenges leaders to rethink what success truly means.
When the applause fades and the balance sheets close, every leader will one day stand before the ultimate CEO. The question will not be, “What did you build?” but rather, “Were you faithful?”
This session invites leaders to pursue that ultimate affirmation — “Well done, good and faithful servant.”
30 Jun 2025
Mattithiah - A Well Done Baker
In the middle of genealogies and temple duties in 1 Chronicles 9, there’s a brief but powerful leadership lesson tucked inside a single verse:
“Mattithiah, a Levite and the oldest son of Shallum the Korahite, was entrusted with the responsibility for baking the offering bread.” (1 Chronicles 9:31, NLT)
At first glance, it may seem like a simple job. But this short sentence holds a profound message for CEOs and executive leaders who want to lead with faith, integrity, and long-term impact.
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