EPISODE · May 5, 2026 · 58 MIN
FALLACY UNMASKED
from Visionary Huddle · host Lucas Cecilio
In this first episode, Lucas Cecilio unpacks the tension between ministry, entrepreneurship, and everyday work—and why the sacred vs. secular divide is a lie that’s quietly shaping how many Christians view their jobs.Drawing from Scripture, church history, and his own journey as a pastor and entrepreneur, Lucas challenges the Platonic worldview that treats the spiritual as “higher” than the material and shows how the incarnation, Eucharist, and a biblical theology of work all insist that God calls every believer—plumber, influencer, student, founder—into meaningful, fruitful labor. In this episode, we explore:Why so many Christians feel a disconnect between Sunday faith and Monday workHow a “spirit good, matter bad” mindset still influence us todayA biblical theology of work from Genesis, the incarnation, and the priesthood of all believersIf you’re a young entrepreneur, creative, student, or professional who loves Jesus but has never been shown how your work and calling actually fit together, this conversation is for you. Hit follow and join us as we rethink work, calling, and entrepreneurship in the presence of God.More resources, transcripts, and ways to connect: www.visionaryhuddle.comFollow the Visionary Huddle on Instagram: @visionaryhuddleFollow Lucas on Instagram: @lucascecilio1
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In this first episode, Lucas Cecilio unpacks the tension between ministry, entrepreneurship, and everyday work—and why the sacred vs. secular divide is a lie that’s quietly shaping how many Christians view their jobs. Drawing from Scripture, church history, and his own journey as a pastor and entrepreneur, Lucas challenges the Platonic worldview that treats the spiritual as “higher” than the material and shows how the incarnation, Eucharist, and a biblical theology of work all insist that God...
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