Kingdom Factor Collective

When God Calls You Into the Unfamiliar

Edrice Angry is launching an organic skincare company—far outside her education background. She shares how she discerns God's calling vs. distraction, stays motivated through steep learning curves, and views leadership as stewardship. Her advice: when discouraged, return to the vision God gave you and keep moving forward faithfully. Based on the article by Apryl Morin.

When God Says You’re the Head: William’s Story

William Atitso Amankwah heard God's voice at six years old and is still listening at 49. In this episode, he shares how God called him out of a stable management role to start AWA Roofing Company in Ghana—a business built on prayer, generosity, and kingdom work. From a $25,000 seed gift to training women and supporting orphans quarterly, William's story is about radical obedience and divine provision. Full article link in show notes.

Leading with Faith in Controlled Chaos

Aaron McTeer, account manager at Dayton Freight Lines, shares how he anchors himself to Philippians 4:6-7 in the 'controlled chaos' of the trucking industry. From a third-grade faith commitment to praying for his non-believing manager's sick son, Aaron demonstrates how being a 'differentiator'—steady, prayerful, and present—opens doors for marketplace ministry without being weird or unapproachable.

Be Anxious for Nothing: Faith in Chaos

Aaron McTeer, account manager at Dayton Freight Lines, shares how he leads with faith in the 'controlled chaos' of the trucking industry. From a third-grade faith decision to praying for his manager's son, Aaron discusses being a differentiator without being weird, staying anchored to Philippians 4:6-7, and making gospel inroads through steady, peaceful responses. Based on the article 'Be Anxious for Nothing: Leading with Faith in a Controlled Chaos Industry' by Apryl Morin.

When the Layoff Was the Blessing

In this episode, Apryl Morin interviews Wael Younan about his 26-year journey through healthcare IT. Wael shares how a layoff after 13 years at Kaiser became a divine redirection that led to executive roles as CISO and CIO with double the salary. He discusses leading with grace in high-pressure tech environments, making decisions through spiritual discernment, and viewing career success as stewardship rather than achievement.

When God Calls You Into the Unfamiliar

Edrice Angry could take the easier path, stepping back into her strong background in education. Instead, she's launching Delfiini-Merenneito Spa and Wellness Essentials, an organic skincare company. Why? Because she believes God called her there. In this episode, we explore how faith anchors her through operational challenges, how stewardship shapes leadership, and why obedience often looks like faithful persistence in the mundane. Article: 'Edrice Angry: When God Calls You Into the Unfamiliar' by Apryl Morin.

The Moral Compass That Guides Every Hire

Sarah A. Hamoako shares how her faith journey led her from marketing to HR, where she advocates for people through daily decisions guided by prayer and discernment. Learn how she navigates speaking truth to power, hiring with integrity, and sleeping peacefully by honoring God's moral compass over corporate pressure. Based on 'The Moral Compass That Guides Every Hire: Sarah Amoako's Journey from Marketing to HR Advocate' by Apryl Morin.

Living a Life of Sacred Pace in Business

In this episode, we explore Jason Lee's approach to business and faith. As VP at Exponent Prosperity Accelerator Advisors, Jason has learned to operate at what he calls a 'sacred pace'—managing the process while trusting God with outcomes. We discuss how he starts each day, how faith shapes his client relationships, his work discipling men, and why he believes our businesses can become ministry. Based on Angela Taylor's article.

Faith Over Fear: Shayla Atkins’ Bold Leap

Discover how Shayla Atkins left her corporate career to launch The Atkins Impact Group in March 2020—just a week before the pandemic. Learn about disciplined obedience, surrendering control, choosing impact over income, and letting go of perfectionism. Based on 'From Corporate Ladder to Kingdom Calling' by Angela Taylor.

When the Hidden Room Finally Opens

Jamie Young spent 35 years in automotive leadership at companies like Accenture and Rivian—but for 30 of those years, he lived in what he calls a prison. A 2021 layoff became his altar moment, leading to radical surrender and freedom through Romans 12:2. Now he's helping other Christian men break free from hidden struggles through his book End It Now and by building holy rhythms in the marketplace. Visit his LinkedIn for the first chapter.