Faith, Grit & Rides2U

Faith, Failure & Mainstreet

Based on 'Leaving Wall Street to Build a Kingdom: Zeke Turner on Faith, Failure, and the Mission Behind Mainstreet' by Daniel Sharrer. Zeke Turner shares how a calling at age 13 led him from Wall Street to founding Mainstreet, navigating collapse, and building a faith-saturated culture. Article link: [insert URL]

From Fear to Freedom

Carrie Zickefoose, Executive Director of SPA Women's Ministry Homes in Elkhart, shares how she walked away from a secure role with no plan, built a ministry from near-zero visibility, and learned that vulnerability — not strength performance — is what builds real leadership trust. Article by Judi Bontreger: link below.

Faith, Grit & Rides2U

Chad Mastagh went from doing Uber rides as a favor to founding Rides2U — a rideshare platform that's raised nearly $2M and is on pace for $2.5M in rides this year. In this episode, Chad shares how a crisis of cash, a forgotten 401k, and a willingness to pray led to a breakthrough. Full article by Judi Bontreger: [link]

Refired at 71: Pain to Praise

Based on the article 'From Pain to Praise: Steve Workman's 71 Years of Extraordinary Faithfulness' by Apryl Morin. Steve Workman shares how decades of adversity, faithful marriage, double ear cancer, and his wife Lynne's battle with dementia shaped a life of Spirit-led ministry. Article link: [insert URL]

Dignity Has No Expiration Date

Misty Roberts, founder of Medical Patient Modesty (MPM), shares how a childhood memory of her grandmother's quiet faithfulness became the foundation of a Christian nonprofit dedicated to patient dignity, bodily privacy, and informed consent. Based on the article by Apryl Morin: https://kingdomfactorcollective.com | Learn more at www.patientmodesty.org