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EPISODE · Apr 8, 2026 · 9 MIN

What the Empty Tomb Teaches Us About Entrepreneurship

from Redemptive Economics · host Mike Hatch

This week I reflect on Jesus' empty tomb that we celebrated last Easter weekend, and what it teaches us about entrepreneurship - specifically business adversity.  When things look the most hopeless, God is be working behind the scenes in ways we could never comprehend.Digital Course: https://redemptiveeconomics.thinkific.com/courses/RedemptiveEnterpriseWebsite: https://redemptiveeconomics.com/Meet with Mike about Truth At Work: https://app.usemotion.com/meet/mhatch/truthatworkSupport the show

This week I reflect on Jesus' empty tomb that we celebrated last Easter weekend, and what it teaches us about entrepreneurship - specifically business adversity. When things look the most hopeless, God is be working behind the scenes in ways we could never comprehend. Digital Course: https://redemptiveeconomics.thinkific.com/courses/RedemptiveEnterprise Website: https://redemptiveeconomics.com/ Meet with Mike about Truth At Work: https://app.usemotion.com/meet/mhatch/truthatwork Suppo...

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