Faith Driven Entrepreneur

"Every life is fearfully and wonderfully made, was made in love by love and for love, by a Creator of all." – Tim Tebow

Tim Tebow has been a friend of the Faith Driven Entrepreneur and Faith Driven Investor movement — but more importantly, he’s a fellow rescue squad member in the mission to solve the world’s greatest problems. This week, Tim released his new book, Look Again — and it couldn’t be more timely. In a world quick to label, divide, and dismiss, Tim invites us to pause... and see people the way God does. Because when we look again, we don’t just see need, we see potential. We don’t just see brokenness, we see the image of God. That shift changes everything about how we live, lead, and love the world around us. Through powerful stories and spiritual insights, Tim reminds us that when we start to see differently, we start to love differently — and that’s where real impact begins. “God has done something incredible for you... Not because everything in your life is perfect, but because you know the One who holds your future.” – Tim Tebow If you’ve ever wondered how to live out your faith with more compassion and conviction, this book is a powerful place to start.

You can be for-profit and for-purpose. Too often, entrepreneurs believe they have to choose— 👉 Build a business or make an impact. 👉 Chase profit or pursue purpose. But as Tim Tebow reminds us, that’s a false choice. “You can be for-profit and for-purpose and for-people. It doesn’t have to be an afterthought—it can be the first thought.” When your mission leads the way, your bottom line doesn’t shrink—it expands in meaning. Because what inspires you isn’t just the ROI, it’s the why. Imagine what could happen if every entrepreneur saw business as a tool for redemption—a way to serve people, solve problems, and still steward profit wisely. That’s what it means to be a Faith Driven Entrepreneur.

His dad called with a shocking story: "I just purchased the freedom of four girls." Tim Tebow's journey into anti-trafficking work started with that phone call. His father, at an underground pastor's conference in a hostile nation, watched as men auctioned off four little girls. While every other pastor at the table did nothing, his dad emptied his wallet—$1,250 meant for the rest of his trip. Later, Tim met one of those girls. Her mother had boiled out her eye because she didn't make enough money that day. That moment changed everything. [Comment "Freedom" and we'll give you access to this powerful episode] Now Tim, alongside Wes Lyons, Eagle Venture Fund, and 150 other entrepreneurs, is building an entirely new industry: counter-trafficking businesses that treat fighting evil like we treat cybersecurity, fraud prevention, and identity theft protection. "People need dramatic examples to shake them out of apathy." The question isn't whether this evil exists. It's whether you'll look again at what you've been trained to look past. Watch the full episode on YouTube or listen on your favorite podcast platform!

Catch up on the latest Faith Driven Entrepreneur podcast: Join host Justin Forman for a pivotal conversation with Pat Gelsinger in Boulder, Colorado, exploring how faith-driven leaders can steward the most transformative technology cycle of the modern era. From his 45 uninterrupted years in tech to his transition into investing and leading Gloo, Pat shares profound insights on navigating seasons of life, building the faith technology platform, and positioning the church to ride—not watch—the AI wave. Pat unpacks Gloo's mission to make AI suitable and trustworthy for the faith community, the surprising results of flourishing AI benchmarks, and his audacious vision: educating every child on the planet within the next 10-15 years.

"Don’t give the problem a year and the solution a week." — Jon Acuff Entrepreneurs are wired to fix things fast. But sometimes what God is building in you takes longer than the timeline you gave Him. You’ve spent months—maybe years—frustrated by what hasn’t worked. But here’s the reminder: most “overnight” breakthroughs were just long obedience in the same direction. Don’t rush the process God is using to refine your purpose. Solutions that last are rarely the ones that come easily. Stay faithful in the slow build. Keep showing up in the unseen days. Because what feels delayed might actually be the foundation for something durable.

When kids start falling in love with AI chatbots… something has gone deeply wrong. As Pat Gelsinger, Head of Technology at Gloo, reminds us, those stories should hurt our soul—but they should also move us to action. Because as faith-driven technologists and entrepreneurs, our calling isn’t to reject innovation. It’s to redeem it. To build technologies that serve human flourishing, not replace it. To shape AI that reflects God’s wisdom, not just human intelligence. To lead with conviction in a world chasing convenience. This is what it looks like when faith meets the future.

‼️Exciting News‼️ This is a great opportunity to connect with our co-founder, Henry Kaestner!

We're at a Gutenberg moment. 🖨️➡️🤖 Pat Gelsinger spent 45 uninterrupted years leading in tech as Intel Corporation's former CEO. Now he's building at Gloo—the faith technology platform—to ensure the church doesn't sit on the sidelines of the AI revolution. [Comment "Gloo" and we'll give you access to the episode] Key insights from today's conversation: ▶︎ Why next-gen entrepreneurs expect "soulful impact" beyond financial success ▶︎ How AI can educate every child on earth in the next 10-15 years ▶︎ The surprising AI model that scores highest on human flourishing metrics ▶︎ Why the church is the "largest fragmented industry" and must show up BIGGER ▶︎ 900 Bay Area churches unified: Transforming the Bay WITH Christ "If good stuff goes into the model, good stuff comes out. That's why we train on the best Christian works." This isn't about fearing technology. It's about stewarding it for Kingdom impact. Watch the full episode on YouTube or listen on your favorite podcast platform!

Catch up on the latest Faith Driven Entrepreneur podcast: Join host Henry Kaestner as he sits down with Jared Fulks, co-founder of Pureflow, for an inspiring conversation about building Kingdom businesses in emerging markets. Discover how PureFlow started with just six motorcycles and $6,000 in a small Ugandan town and has grown into a hospitality-focused finance company serving thousands. Jared shares powerful lessons about the value of partnership born from prayer, the unexpected advantages of tier-two and tier-three cities, and why sometimes the best place to test a business idea isn't Silicon Valley—it's Africa.