
Ep - 80 Faith, Leadership, and Philanthropy | Gale Kragt
06/28/23 • 42 min
Join us as we welcome Gale Kragt, the co-founder and executive director of Soul Care Consultants, on our Kingdom Investor podcast. Listen to Gale's inspiring journey, from being called to the ministry based on a grandmother's prophecy to partnering with a medical doctor, Dr. Troy Carlson, to start a nonprofit spiritual care organization. Gale's story unfolds to reveal how God provided steps to help them create a spiritual healing ministry that offers free care to those in need. His experience reminds us of God's provision and how he can use our talents and skills to serve others.
In our conversation, we also explore Gale's impressive feat of expanding his ministry from school buildings to five schools and an entire children's ministry. We learn how Gale mastered the art of fund development, fostering relationships with business leaders, and creating the 'Connecting Champions' program. His success story of raising the endowment fund from $55,000 to $966,000 in just three weeks is indeed the 'miracle on Green Street'. It's an enlightening discussion about how his work at a church in Holland, 18 years prior, set the stage for the success of Soul Care Consultants.
But that's not all. Our discussion stretches beyond borders as we share our experiences of providing spiritual and financial support to pastors in Honduras, rescuing kids from gangs in Costa Rica, and visiting a rehab center for underage girls rescued from sex trafficking, drugs, and prostitution. Finally, Gale talks about the importance of building partnerships in ministry and business, sharing insightful leadership lessons and book recommendations. We wrap up with tips on crafting your Kingdom investing thesis and how it can create lasting legacies for future generations. Don't miss out on this captivating episode that seamlessly merges faith, leadership, and philanthropy!
Join us as we welcome Gale Kragt, the co-founder and executive director of Soul Care Consultants, on our Kingdom Investor podcast. Listen to Gale's inspiring journey, from being called to the ministry based on a grandmother's prophecy to partnering with a medical doctor, Dr. Troy Carlson, to start a nonprofit spiritual care organization. Gale's story unfolds to reveal how God provided steps to help them create a spiritual healing ministry that offers free care to those in need. His experience reminds us of God's provision and how he can use our talents and skills to serve others.
In our conversation, we also explore Gale's impressive feat of expanding his ministry from school buildings to five schools and an entire children's ministry. We learn how Gale mastered the art of fund development, fostering relationships with business leaders, and creating the 'Connecting Champions' program. His success story of raising the endowment fund from $55,000 to $966,000 in just three weeks is indeed the 'miracle on Green Street'. It's an enlightening discussion about how his work at a church in Holland, 18 years prior, set the stage for the success of Soul Care Consultants.
But that's not all. Our discussion stretches beyond borders as we share our experiences of providing spiritual and financial support to pastors in Honduras, rescuing kids from gangs in Costa Rica, and visiting a rehab center for underage girls rescued from sex trafficking, drugs, and prostitution. Finally, Gale talks about the importance of building partnerships in ministry and business, sharing insightful leadership lessons and book recommendations. We wrap up with tips on crafting your Kingdom investing thesis and how it can create lasting legacies for future generations. Don't miss out on this captivating episode that seamlessly merges faith, leadership, and philanthropy!
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Ep -79 Fusing Faith and Entrepreneurship for Success | Jacob Robinson
Can you imagine building a successful business while keeping God's Kingdom at the center of it all? Join us as we sit down with Jacob Robinson, a serial entrepreneur and founder of three companies – One Stone Solutions, Dig World, and Dry Point Capital. His journey, from his early days in college to his current business ventures, serves as a reminder that success is not an overnight process and that faith and entrepreneurship can go hand in hand.
Throughout our conversation, we explore the challenges and victories Jacob has faced along the way, such as the importance of customer relationships and his strategies for overcoming logistical hurdles. Jacob's businesses have not only allowed him to show the love of Christ to others but also to provide for his employees in meaningful ways. His dedication to living out the gospel in his work is truly inspiring – a testament to the power of faith and entrepreneurship.
Don't miss this opportunity to learn from Jacob's experiences and gain valuable insights into what it takes to be a Kingdom investor. Let this episode motivate and inspire you as you continue to grow professionally and spiritually, and discover how you can use your own success to make a meaningful impact on the world around you.
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Ep -81 Discover the Power of Generosity and Stewardship with Michael Blue
Do you ever find yourself struggling to balance your faith and finances? Wondering how to deepen your faith while managing your resources effectively? Look no further! In this episode, we're joined by Michael Blue, who shares his personal journey of triumph over these challenges through stewardship, generosity, and a deeper bond with God.
Get ready to be inspired and motivated to invest in your faith journey, as Michael opens up about his experiences and offers valuable insights.
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