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EPISODE · Sep 29, 2021 · 53 MIN

KDE 335: Moving from "6-Figure Pain Success" to Kingdom Success (Conversation with Sterling Harris)

from Kingdom Driven Entrepreneur Podcast Live · host Shae Bynes

"There are things that, when you live in a Kingdom way, that don't make sense, but they do make dollars." Those are the words from today's guest on The Kingdom Driven Entrepreneur Podcast, Sterling Harris. Sterling Harris is a former NFL player who is now a minister as well as the owner of a transportation and logistics company out of Dallas, Texas. He shares a powerful testimony of how he shifted from what he calls "white knuckle Christianity" (trying to do all the right things FOR God and to earn His love and favor) to living and working WITH God as a Son. Today's episode is about Kingdom economics at work - it's a reminder that God is not just our Provider, but He is Provision. Sterling shares how stewarding the small things and leaning into the voice of the Lord in His business has yielded supernatural results that are a blessing to him, his family, and those he works with in business.

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