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What does it really mean to live well in a world that feels broken? In this episode, host Tim Winders sits down with writer Daryl Potter to explore how ancient biblical wisdom from Job and Ecclesiastes intersects with the raw realities of grief, faith, and finding purpose amid hardship. From the resilience required to care for a special-needs child to unmasking the illusions of prosperity and meaning, their conversation weaves together story, theology, and personal journey. If you’re searching for honest answers about suffering, fulfillment, and hope, this episode is for you. "You won’t get a big enough paycheck. You won’t get a good enough spouse. That’s how the world is made—on purpose." Access all show and episode resources HERE About Our Guest: Daryl Potter is a writer with over three decades of experience in corporate banking, having held diverse roles at one of Canada’s largest banks. He is known for bringing biblical truth to life through engaging stories, seamlessly blending history, theology, and personal memoir. Daryl is the author of both fiction—centered on the ancient Middle East—and nonfiction, including deeply personal explorations of Job and Ecclesiastes. His work is distinguished by its raw honesty, intellectual rigor, and ability to connect ancient wisdom to modern challenges. Daryl’s unique perspective is shaped by his own journey through profound personal trials, making his insights on living well in a broken world both authentic and deeply relatable. Reasons to Listen: Episode Resources & Action Steps: Resources Mentioned in the Episode Darrell Potter’s Website - darrellpotter.comBooks by Darrell Potter Something More: Living Well in a Broken WorldEven the Monsters Action Steps for Listeners Reflect on Your Storytelling Approach: Engage with Difficult Biblical Texts or Philosophical Writings: Reevaluate Expectations for Fulfillment and Happiness:

What if everything you thought you knew about heaven, the end times, and the book of Revelation was up for reconsideration? In this thought-provoking episode of Seek Go Create, host Tim Winders and guest Leo De Siqueira dive deep into the mysteries of Revelation 20-22, exploring topics like the millennium, the binding and release of Satan, and what true reconciliation and restoration mean for humanity and creation. Discover why the common "die and go to heaven" narrative might not actually be in Scripture, and gain fresh hope for the future as Leo challenges us to rethink familiar paradigms. Join us as we unravel prophecy, wrestle with mystery, and focus our eyes on a victorious and redemptive ending. If you’re ready to challenge your assumptions and seek deeper truth, this episode is a must-listen. "He is Lord. He is King. He is established. There is no such thing as defeat in his economy." Access all show and episode resources HERE About Our Guest: Leo De Siqueira is an accomplished author and theologian known for his in-depth study of biblical prophecy and eschatology, particularly the Book of Revelation. He is the author of the three-part series on Revelation, including "Revelation: Dawn of Eternity," which offers a fresh perspective grounded in historical context, language, and the teachings of Jesus. Leo’s scholarship is marked by his ability to connect scriptural themes of reconciliation and restoration, and he draws from a broad scriptural corpus to challenge conventional interpretations and offer thoughtful hope-filled insights. Reasons to Listen: Unpack Revelation’s MysteriesMillennial Reign—Now or Future?Hopeful Eschatology & Cosmic Restoration Episode Resources & Action Steps: Resources Mentioned in This Episode: Book Series by Leo De Siqueira - Revelation, Dawn of EternitySeek Go Create Podcast (Past Episodes) - Scriptural References - Action Steps for Listeners: Read Leo's Books on Revelation: Reflect on the Ministry of Reconciliation and Restoration: Fix Your Focus on Jesus and Hope:

Have you ever wondered if the Book of Revelation was meant to be a riddle for today's readers, or if its mysterious symbols actually made perfect sense to the early church? In this episode of Seek Go Create, host Tim Winders welcomes back theologian Leo De Siqueira to unpack the language, history, and meaning behind Revelation’s most puzzling images—like the beast, Babylon, and the infamous 666. Together, they challenge modern assumptions, reveal surprising insights from the Aramaic text, and explore what John’s visions truly meant for his first-century audience. If you’re ready to rethink everything you thought you knew about Revelation, this conversation is for you. "Heaven and earth becoming one—that is the revelation and the culmination of Christ's victory." Access all show and episode resources HERE About Our Guest: Leo De Siqueira is a theologian and author renowned for his in-depth, three-part commentary series on the book of Revelation. His scholarship focuses on understanding Revelation within its first-century context, highlighting the significance of the Aramaic language and the victory of Christ. With academic training in Hebrew and Greek, Leo leverages his linguistic expertise to unearth subtle nuances within biblical texts, bringing fresh insight into the prophetic literature. He is recognized for challenging traditional interpretations and promoting a holistic, historically informed approach to Scripture. Reasons to Listen: Episode Resources & Action Steps: Resources Mentioned in This Episode: Leo De Siqueira’s 3-Part Commentary Series on Revelation - Bible Translation Software - Historical Writings of Josephus - Action Steps for Listeners: Re-examine Your Understanding of Revelation - Explore the Historical and Cultural Context - Dig Deeper into Biblical Languages and History -

Have you ever wondered if the Book of Revelation has been misunderstood for generations—or if we’ve been reading it with the wrong lens altogether? In this engaging episode of Seek Go Create, Tim Winders sits down with Revelation scholar and author Leo De Siqueira to challenge fear-based interpretations and explore the true context of Revelation. Together, they unpack the clash of covenants, the pivotal events of the first century, and why understanding early church history could transform how you see the Bible's most mysterious book. If you've felt intimidated, confused, or even disillusioned by Revelation, this episode will open your eyes to a hopeful and restorative message hiding in plain sight. "It's unfair to just dissect a book of the Bible and argue to defend it—there's a huge narrative in play with a lot of mystery." - Leo De Siqueira Access all show and episode resources HERE About Our Guest: Leo De Siqueira is a theologian, linguist, and author recognized for his deep scholarship on the Book of Revelation. Approaching scripture through the lens of Aramaic—the language of Jesus—and situating his interpretations in first-century historical context, Leo uncovers a hopeful and victorious message that challenges traditional, fear-based readings of Revelation. With four books to his name, including a detailed series on Revelation, Leo’s work is extensively researched and footnoted, blending academic rigor with accessibility. His insights offer listeners a fresh perspective grounded in history, original language, and a broad understanding of God’s restorative narrative. Reasons to Listen: Discover a Fresh Perspective on Revelation:Unravel Overlapping Covenants:Get Real Answers with Historical Evidence: Episode Resources & Action Steps: Sure! Here are the resources and action steps mentioned during this episode of Seek Go Create with Leo De Siqueira: Resources Mentioned: Books by Leo De Siqueira: “Revelation: Dawn of This Age”Book: "Rethinking the Dates of the New Testament" by Jonathan Bernier: Writings of Early Church Historians & Fathers Action Steps for Listeners: Reframe How You Approach Revelation:

Have you ever wondered why the Bible sometimes just doesn’t seem to make sense? In this special bonus episode of Seek Go Create, host Tim Winders pulls back the curtain on his recent five-part series, confronting confusion, clarifying key teachings, and addressing the strong reactions his insights have sparked on social media. Join Tim as he revisits what he might have gotten wrong, tackles common misconceptions—especially about end times and rapture theology—and explains why context is crucial for understanding scripture. If you’re ready to dig deeper, challenge assumptions, and pursue biblical truth with humility, this episode is for you. "Don’t be afraid to question, to wrestle, to unlearn. That’s how we grow." Access all show and episode resources HERE Reasons to Listen: Real-Time Clarifications & Honest Reflection:Context is Everything:Inside the Social Media Firestorm: Key Lessons: Humility in Teaching and Learning - Understanding Context Is Critical - Transition Between Old and New Covenants - Confronting Fear-Based Theology - Christ Is Enough—Resting in Reconciliation - Episode Highlights: 00:00 Introduction and Episode Overview 01:37 Clarifications and Reflections 02:27 Recording Process and AI Assistance 04:15 Episode-by-Episode Breakdown 16:27 Social Media Reactions and Discussions 21:25 Controversial Teachings and Criticisms 22:16 Scripture Dumping and Misinterpretations 23:05 Accusations and Contradictions 24:13 Historical...

What if everything you’ve heard about the “end times” is based on a misunderstanding—and the prophecies of Jesus, Paul, and John were actually fulfilled long ago? In this thought-provoking episode of Seek Go Create, host Tim Winders challenges popular beliefs about Revelation, the rapture, and the end of the world, offering a fresh perspective rooted in history and scripture. If you’ve ever wrestled with fear or confusion about the Bible’s most controversial prophecies, tune in to discover how letting go of doom-and-gloom interpretations can open the door to living confidently in the Kingdom—right now. "We are here expanding and building the kingdom of God, not waiting for an escape." Access all show and episode resources HERE Reasons to Listen: Discover a Bold New PerspectiveFind Freedom from FearUncover Hidden Layers in Scripture Key Lessons: The “End Times” Already Happened - Fear-Based End Times Teachings Are Misguided - Understanding Audience and Context Matters - We Now Live in God’s Kingdom - The Bible’s Message Is Hope, Not Doom - Episode Highlights: 00:00 Introduction: Rethinking the End Times 01:04 Controversial Conversations in Christianity 03:07 Debunking Modern Misconceptions 06:53 Historical Context of Biblical Prophecies 09:54 Revelation: Past Fulfillment and Future Hope 20:41 Living in the Kingdom of God Today 28:55 Personal Journey and Future Projects 33:01 Conclusion: Embracing the Kingdom Resources for Leaders from Tim Winders & SGC: 🎙 Unlock Leadership Excellence with Tim

Have you ever wondered if the Bible was actually written to you—or just for you? In this episode of Seek Go Create, host Tim Winders unpacks why understanding the original audience and first-century context of the New Testament is crucial for truly grasping its message. Dive into the cultural backdrop, real-life tensions, and urgent challenges faced by early believers, and discover how this perspective can transform your faith and bring scripture to life in powerful new ways. If you’ve ever felt confused or disconnected from what you read in the Bible, this eye-opening episode is one you don’t want to miss. "If we ignore who the Bible was originally written to, we risk twisting what it actually means." Access all show and episode resources HERE Reasons To Listen: Unlock the Bible’s Original Context:Expose Common Misinterpretations:Rediscover the Kingdom of God: Key Lessons: Understanding Biblical Context Is Essential - fortoAudience Matters More Than You Think - Most New Testament Writings Happened Within a Narrow Timeline - Misapplying Scripture Causes Confusion and Harm - The Kingdom of God Is the Core Message - Episode Highlights: 00:00 Introduction: Rethinking the Bible's Audience 00:59 The Problem with Modern Bible Interpretation 02:13 Understanding the First Century Context 03:12 My Journey with Biblical Context 07:30 The Importance of Audience in Interpretation 09:10 Misapplications and Their Consequences 13:53 The Timeline of the New Testament 17:47 The Significance of AD 70 25:08 The Kingdom of God: The Core Message Resources for Leaders from Tim Winders & SGC: 🎙 Unlock Leadership Excellence with Tim

Have you ever felt confused or overwhelmed trying to make sense of the Bible, as if you walked into a movie halfway through and missed the bigger picture? In this episode of Seek Go Create, host Tim Winders shares the eye-opening story of his personal journey to understand the Bible as a cohesive narrative, not just a collection of isolated verses. Discover why the chapters aren’t in chronological order, the pitfalls of pulling scripture out of context, and how seeing the Bible as a story can shift your entire perspective. If you’re ready to rethink how you read the Bible and want practical insight into making it all make sense, this episode is for you. "Taking personal responsibility for getting to know and understand the Bible yourself is crucial—don’t just take someone else’s word for it." Access all show and episode resources HERE Reasons to Listen: Discover the Story Behind the Bible - Challenge Your Preconceptions - Unlock Hidden Context & Clarity - Key Lessons: The Bible Is a Story, Not Just a Collection of Quotes or Rules - Context and Chronological Order Matter - Personal Responsibility in Understanding - Misusing Scripture Leads to Confusion and Contradiction - The Central Theme: God’s Kingdom and Restoration - Episode Highlights: 00:00 Introduction: Understanding the Bible as a Story 00:33 Personal Journey: Unlearning and Relearning 02:28 The Matrix Analogy: Seeing Beyond the Surface 03:44 The Bible as a Chronological Story 06:02 The Importance of Personal Study 08:43 Challenges of Reading the Bible Out of Order 21:41 The Kingdom of God: Central Theme of the Bible 29:27 Conclusion: Embracing the Story Resources for Leaders from Tim Winders & SGC: 🎙 Unlock Leadership Excellence with Tim

Have you ever felt like the Bible just doesn’t make sense, no matter how many sermons you’ve heard or scriptures you’ve read? In this eye-opening episode of Seek Go Create, host Tim Winders invites you to “choose the red pill” and step outside the matrix of tradition to truly understand the Bible. Tim shares his personal journey of deconstructing decades of doctrine, challenging deeply ingrained beliefs, and finding new clarity by studying scripture in historical context. If you’re ready to question what you’ve always been taught and discover a fresh perspective on faith, this episode is your invitation to dig deeper. "Sometimes the greatest act of faith is to let go of our answers so that we can hear God." Access all show and episode resources HERE Reasons to Listen: Unpack the Matrix Analogy:Explore Deconstruction in Faith:Unlock New Ways to Read the Bible: Key Lessons: Deconstruction is Growth, Not Destruction - Context is Everything - Beware of Fitting Scripture to Personal Beliefs - Slowing Down Allows Spiritual Clarity - Learning Means Unlearning - Episode Highlights: 00:00 Introduction and Episode Overview 00:35 Deconstructing Doctrines and Beliefs 03:31 Personal Journey and Background 06:30 Deep Study and New Insights 09:01 Reading the Bible in Context 10:36 Challenges with Modern Interpretations 15:50 The Importance of Unlearning 28:44 Conclusion and Next Steps Resources for Leaders from Tim Winders & SGC: 🎙 Unlock Leadership Excellence with Tim Book your session...

Have you ever wondered why the Bible doesn’t always make sense, even after years of reading or attending church? In this episode of Seek Go Create, host Tim Winders kicks off a five-part series exploring the real story behind the pages of scripture, and why true understanding requires more than just effort or hustle. Drawing inspiration from C.S. Lewis, Bono, and his own life journey, Tim invites you to discover what it means to move from striving and performance to genuine peace and transformation. If you've ever felt stuck or confused in your faith, this conversation will give you fresh courage to explore what might be missing—hint: it’s not “trying harder.” "What if the thing you're missing isn't more effort, but just having more peace?" Access all show and episode resources HERE Reasons to Listen: Explore Why the Bible Often Feels Confusing:Discover the Life-Changing Concept of the “New Man”:Get a Candid Look at Faith “Unlearning”: Key Lessons: Striving vs. Abiding - Identity Over Performance - Unlearning in Order to Re-Learn - The “New Man” Concept - Scripture Should Lead to Peace, Not Pressure - Episode Highlights: 00:00 Introduction to the Series 00:24 The Journey of Understanding the Bible 03:04 Setting the Stage: Location and Setup 04:41 Personal Journey and Struggles 05:24 The Turning Point: Bono and C.S. Lewis 11:33 The Concept of the New Man 24:25 Contrasting the Old and New...

Have you ever wondered what it takes to move from the pulpit to publishing—or how faith can inspire the craft of writing? In this episode of Seek Go Create, host Tim Winders sits down with Will Parker Anderson, senior editor, pastor, and founder of the Writer Circle, to unpack the mysteries of calling, creativity, and the journey from ministry to editing bestselling Christian books. Will shares honest insights on embracing God’s will through career transitions, the audacity and humility required to write for an audience, and how storytelling can become a powerful tool for impact. If you’re an aspiring writer, a creative leader, or simply curious about finding purpose in unexpected places, this conversation is for you. "A book cannot create a love for writing, but a love for writing can create a book." Access all show and episode resources HERE About Our Guest: Will Parker Anderson is a senior editor at Waterbrook and Multnomah, imprints of Penguin Random House, where he has played a key role in shaping impactful, Christ-centered books. With over a decade of experience as a pastor in various leadership roles, Will brings a unique blend of spiritual insight, editorial expertise, and a passion for storytelling. He is also the founder of the Writer Circle, a thriving community and podcast that equips nonfiction writers to develop their craft and publish with purpose. Will’s extensive background in ministry, publishing, and coaching makes him a trusted guide for authors seeking to tell meaningful stories that resonate and inspire. Reasons to Listen: Episode Resources & Action Steps: Absolutely! Here are the resources mentioned and action steps you can take based on this episode with Will Parker Anderson on Seek Go Create: Resources Mentioned: Writer Circle (Newsletter & Podcast): Writer Circle Website“Adorning the Dark” by Andrew Peterson: The Chosen (TV Series) Curriculum: Action Steps for Listeners: Subscribe to Writer Circle: Build Your Writing “Muscle” with Short Form:

What do a CIA officer and the Apostle Paul have in common? In this episode of Seek Go Create, host Tim Winders sits down with Jeffrey Sanow, a former senior intelligence officer whose adventures took him across the globe—including over 100 missions to Syria, along the storied road to Damascus. Discover how deep faith, leadership under pressure, and a passion for adventure shaped Jeffrey’s extraordinary journey from a small-town Ohio farm to the heart of international intelligence. Tune in to hear powerful stories about real-life transformation, the value of cultural respect, and the courage it takes to follow your calling—no matter where it leads. This is a conversation that will both inspire and challenge the way you think about adventure, purpose, and conviction. "Whatever your adventure is, let loose the dogs of adventure and chase it." Access all show and episode resources HERE About Our Guest: Jeffrey Sanow is a former senior intelligence officer with the CIA, where he undertook over 100 missions to Syria and built a distinguished career spanning multiple continents. With deep operational experience in complex, high-stakes environments, he has lived and worked in more than ten countries, including extensive roles across North Africa, the Middle East, and Asia. Jeffrey brings a unique blend of international business acumen, Peace Corps service, leadership expertise, and a rich spiritual perspective. He is the author of "Humint for Humanity," a book that explores the human side of intelligence and global engagement, offering readers rare insights into integrity, courageous decision-making, and the transforming power of adventure. Reasons to Listen: Episode Resources & Action Steps: Resources Mentioned in the Episode: Humint for Humanity: A Journey Into the World Less Traveled by Jeffrey Sanow: Purchase at AmazonJeffrey Sanow’s Website: jeffreyssanow.comThe Peace Corps: peacecorps.gov Action Steps for Listeners: Pursue Adventure, Big or Small: Show Cultural Respect by...

What if leading through change didn’t have to feel like chaos, but could be an opportunity for personal and organizational growth? In this episode of Seek Go Create, Tim Winders sits down with Brad Englert—former Chief Information Officer at the University of Texas at Austin and author of Spheres of Influence—to discuss the secrets behind authentic business relationships, navigating generational differences in the workplace, and how faith and humility shape powerful leaders. Whether you’re an aspiring leader, a seasoned executive, or simply searching for ways to make a bigger impact in your organization, Brad’s hard-earned wisdom and real-world stories will inspire and challenge you. Listen in as they explore how investing in relationships can transform the way you lead and thrive in complex environments. "'You don’t build a house without a blueprint. You don’t write a program without a design. Invest in planning and relationships the same way." Access all show and episode resources HERE About Our Guest: Brad Englert is an accomplished author, advisor, and former Chief Information Officer at the University of Texas at Austin. With over 40 years of leadership experience spanning Accenture and higher education, Brad specializes in guiding large-scale organizational transformation, strategic planning, and mission alignment. He is known for his expertise in building authentic business relationships and mentoring the next generation of leaders. Brad’s insights have been shaped by decades of hands-on experience leading high-impact teams and driving innovation in complex environments. Reasons to Listen: Insider Lessons on Leading ChangeReal-World Advice for Building Influential RelationshipsUnfiltered Perspective on Leadership Across Generations Episode Resources & Action Steps: Resources Mentioned in This Episode: Spheres of Influence: How to Create and Nurture Authentic Business Relationships: Available on AmazonBrad Englert’s Website - www.bradenglert.com/seekgocreateWorkshops by Brad Englert - Action Steps for Listeners: Invest in Authentic Relationships, Not Just Networking -

What if the people in your life aren't problems to solve, but opportunities to truly know and enjoy? In this episode of Seek Go Create, host Tim Winders sits down with Will Acuff—cofounder of Corner to Corner and author of No Elevator to Everest—to explore how resilience, faith, and purposeful leadership can help you find joy even in life's toughest challenges. Will opens up about parenthood, navigating disability, redefining success, and building thriving communities. If you’re looking for real talk about intentional living, embracing your calling, and finding peace in the midst of struggle, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss. "The people in our life are not problems to solve, but they're people to know and enjoy." Access all show and episode resources HERE About Our Guest: Will Acuff is the co-founder of Corner to Corner, a Nashville-based nonprofit dedicated to fostering economic development and supporting underestimated entrepreneurs. With a background in nonprofit leadership, software development, and a heart for community transformation, Will has guided Corner to Corner in launching over 1,600 entrepreneurs and generating millions in neighborhood economic impact. He is also the author of No Elevator to Everest, where he shares his personal journey through challenges, faith, and the pursuit of joy, emphasizing intentional leadership and spirit-led self-awareness. Will’s story is marked by resilience, entrepreneurial vision, and a deep commitment to building purpose-driven community initiatives. Reasons to Listen: Episode Resources & Action Steps: Resources Mentioned: No Elevator to EverestNo Elevator to Everest: Shift from Survive to Thrive Through Spirit Led Self AwarenessAvailable on AmazonNo Elevator to Everest Websitenoelevatortoeverest.comCorner to Corner (Nonprofit Organization)Corner to Corner Action Steps: Practice Daily Stillness

What if winning at work didn’t have to mean losing at home? In this episode of Seek Go Create, host Tim Winders sits down with Cory Carlson, former executive turned coach, author, and founder of the Rise community, to explore the powerful connection between faith, identity, and true success. Discover the hard-earned lessons Cory learned from burnout, striving, and redefining purpose—and get practical insights on leading authentically in business while thriving at home. If you’ve ever wondered how to align your ambition with your values and make an impact that lasts, this conversation will challenge and inspire you. "Fear and faith have one thing in common, and it's the future. Fear thinks the future is bad. Faith thinks the future is good." Access all show and episode resources HERE About Our Guest: Cory Carlson is a former corporate executive turned leadership coach, speaker, and author. With a background in civil engineering and years of experience leading teams in the construction and technical products industry, Cory now empowers leaders through his coaching practice and as the founder of Rise, a faith-driven community helping men integrate purpose, family, and business. He’s the author of Win at Home First and Rise and Go, books that equip leaders to thrive both professionally and personally. Cory is recognized for his practical, faith-based approach to leadership and his proven ability to help high performers find true alignment between work, family, and their deeper calling. Reasons to Listen: Episode Resources & Action Steps: Resources Mentioned in This Episode: Cory Carlson’s Website: corymcarlson.comBooks by Cory Carlson: Win at Home FirstRise and GoDaily Wisdom for Men Devotional - Action Steps for Listeners: Clarify Your Identity and Priorities - Cultivate Community and Accountability - Rise Community

What does it really take to lead with vision in a world overflowing with distractions? In this episode of Seek Go Create, host Tim Winders sits down with Dr. Dave Jones—former pro hockey player, elite performance coach, sport psychologist, and founder of M is Good—to explore the link between mental toughness, authentic identity, and purposeful leadership. Discover how the R7 Vision Framework can help you find clarity, build resilience, and align your mission with lasting impact. Whether you’re an athlete, leader, or anyone hungry for deeper purpose, this conversation will challenge and inspire you to plan, act, and truly win where it matters most. "Plan to win: when you start writing stuff down and thinking about things, it just speaks to you." — Dr. Dave Jones Access all show and episode resources HERE About Our Guest: Dr. Dave Jones is a renowned coach and consultant specializing in mental performance for elite athletes, executives, and ministry leaders. With a doctorate in sport and performance psychology, Dr. Jones draws on his experience as a former professional hockey player in Europe and his extensive career coaching high achievers. He is the founder of M is Good, a marketing agency focused on Kingdom Purpose, creator of the R7 Vision Framework for mission-driven leadership, and author of "Vision Wins: Seven Strategies for Mental Toughness in Life and Sports." Dr. Jones is also the host of the R7 Podcast, where he equips leaders to align vision with eternal impact and excel in spiritual and mental disciplines. Reasons to Listen: Episode Resources & Action Steps: Resources Mentioned in This Episode: Vision Wins: Seven Strategies for Mental Toughness in Life and SportsM is Goodmisgood.comR7 Podcast Action Steps for Listeners: Evaluate Your Identity:Plan to Win:Assess Your Mental Toughness:

Have you ever wondered if you can truly blend deep faith, innovation, and business success without compromise? In this episode of Seek Go Create, Tim Winders sits down with Tamara Jackson, a Fortune 500 leader turned faith-driven entrepreneur, to explore what it really takes to lead with both purpose and excellence—especially when life throws unexpected challenges your way. Hear Tamara’s inspiring journey from corporate boardrooms to entrepreneurship, her honest struggles with trust, stewardship, and decision-making, and how she believes marketplace leaders can become catalysts for lasting change. If you’re seeking a fresh perspective on leadership, calling, or the intersection of faith and business, this conversation is one you can’t miss. "God has equipped you and called you to make an impact in the world." Access all show and episode resources HERE About Our Guest: Tamara Jackson is a faith-based leadership consultant, visionary founder of Beacon Ship, and CEO of Lead Reviver. With an extensive background in Fortune 500 executive leadership, Tamara specializes in equipping faith-driven leaders to merge purpose and business in the digital age. She is known for her innovative approach, blending corporate expertise, entrepreneurial experience, and a heart for spirit-led transformation to help others reimagine leadership, giving, and engagement. Tamara’s hands-on experience navigating both the corporate and entrepreneurial worlds—combined with her passion for empowering others to steward their talents and wealth purposefully—establishes her as a trusted voice for emerging and established leaders seeking to create meaningful impact. Reasons to Listen: Discover the Intersection of Faith and Business:Unpack the Realities of Wealth Transfer:Actionable Wisdom for Driven Leaders: Episode Resources & Action Steps: Resources Mentioned in the Episode: Beacon Ship Podcast - Beacon Ship Podcast WebsiteBeacon of Excellence Scorecard - Beacon of Excellence ScorecardCharlotte Redemptive Entrepreneurship Lab - Action Steps from the Episode: Intentionally Pause Before Making Big Decisions -

What if building true wealth had nothing to do with Wall Street or a traditional 401(k)? In this episode of Seek Go Create, host Tim Winders sits down with Joey Muré, co-founder of Wealth Without Wall Street, to challenge the status quo of financial freedom. Joey shares how his background in faith and business shaped his radical approach to money, stewardship, and legacy—plus why cash flow (not simply saving) is the real secret to wealth. If you’ve ever wondered how to take control of your financial future and align your money with your values, this conversation is for you! "It's not about having more money—it's about seeing money as a tool to be abundant with others, within your family, within your community, within your church." Access all show and episode resources HERE About Our Guest: Joey Muré is the founder and partner at Wealth Without Wall Street, and a leading voice in helping individuals achieve financial freedom outside of traditional investment systems. With more than a decade of experience in the mortgage industry and a strong commitment to faith-driven leadership, Joey blends financial insights with purposeful guidance to empower others to take control of their wealth. Known for his expertise in passive income and stewardship, Joey has built a community and platform dedicated to challenging the status quo, prioritizing impact, integrity, and generosity in both business and life. Reasons to Listen: Discover Wealth-Building Beyond Wall Street:Faith, Stewardship, and Money Myths Debunked:Real Passive Income Strategies, Unfiltered: Episode Resources & Action Steps: Resources Mentioned in This Episode: Wealth Without Wall Street Website & Community - wealthwithoutwallstreet.com/seekgocreate Book: "Become Your Own Banker" by Nelson Nash - Wealth Without Wall Street Podcast & YouTube Channel - Action Steps for Listeners: Assess Your Financial Goals and Cash Flow - Explore Your Investor DNA -

Are you a leader who’s always taking care of others but rarely making time for yourself? In this episode of Seek Go Create, host Tim Winders sits down with Benita Williams, the “self care surgeon,” to unpack the root causes of burnout, the burden of constant caregiving, and the transformative power of leading from a place of rest and alignment with God’s purpose. Benita shares her personal journey from performance-based exhaustion to supernatural stewardship, revealing how true self care impacts leadership, identity, and lasting success. Tune in if you’re ready to break free from running on empty—and discover what it means to thrive from the inside out. "The highest form of faith is rest—willful surrender, not forced by circumstance, but chosen from the heart." Access all show and episode resources HERE About Our Guest: Benita Williams, known as the "Self Care Surgeon," is a leader in the field of self-care, stewardship, and holistic well-being for executives, entrepreneurs, and caregivers. With over twenty years of experience in nonprofit executive management, Benita brings a deep understanding of leadership, responsibility, and the challenges of burnout. Drawing from her journey as a caregiver and her faith-driven approach, she specializes in guiding high-performers to break free from performance-based exhaustion and align with a restorative, purpose-filled life. Benita empowers leaders to thrive by integrating physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual health, making her a sought-after expert for those seeking sustainable success and radical alignment with their true calling. Reasons to Listen: Episode Resources & Action Steps: Resources Mentioned in this Episode: Benita Williams' Website - benitawilliams.comSpiritual Business Retreats - Action Steps for Listeners: Prioritize Rest and Self-Care - Assess Alignment in Your Life - Seek Community and Guidance -

What if your emotions could actually draw you closer to God instead of pulling you off course? In this thought-provoking episode of Seek Go Create, host Tim Winders sits down with Alicia Michelle—Christian life coach, neuro coach, and author of Emotional Confidence. Alicia shares her powerful personal story of burnout and recovery, revealing how a life-altering health crisis forced her to reconsider everything she believed about emotional resilience, faith, and rest. Discover practical, faith-centered tools to manage your emotions, break free from perfectionism, and find true peace. If you’re feeling overwhelmed or searching for deeper purpose, this conversation will leave you feeling inspired and equipped. ""Acknowledge, discern, and decide—three simple things you can do to manage your emotions." Access all show and episode resources HERE About Our Guest: Alicia Michelle is a respected Christian life coach, neuro coach, author, and host of the podcast "The Christian Mindset Coach." She specializes in combining biblical truth with brain science to help individuals manage their emotions, overcome anxiety, and build emotional resilience rooted in faith. With ICF certification—the gold standard in coaching—Alicia brings professional expertise and personal experience, having navigated her own journey through severe health challenges and emotional overwhelm. Her latest book, "Emotional Confidence," and her Emotional Confidence Club membership provide practical, science-backed tools for anyone seeking peace, purpose, and authentic connection with God. Reasons to Listen: Episode Resources & Action Steps: Resources Mentioned: AliciaMichelle.com - Book: "Emotional Confidence: 3 Simple Steps to Manage Emotions with Science and Scripture" - Podcast: The Christian Mindset Coach - Action Steps for Listeners: Journal Regularly or Try Morning Pages:Schedule Daily Rest and Connection with God:Implement the