Kingdom Factor

10/30/2026

What would change if you stopped treating faith as something that has to stay outside the boardroom?

After four decades in business, Frank Ancharski describes reaching a point where he no longer wanted to keep his faith tucked away from his professional life.

His story isn't about becoming less professional.

It's about becoming more integrated - bringing the same convictions, values and identity into the way you lead Monday through Friday.

For Christian leaders, maybe the goal isn't balancing faith and business.

Maybe it's finally refusing to separate them.

Frank Ancharski of Club Coach Services shares how faith, forgiveness, and servant leadership have shaped 40 years of fitness industry consulting.

10/29/2026

Some of the best business growth doesn't begin with a new strategy.

It begins when leaders finally have a place to be honest.

Kingdom Factor creates space for Christian business leaders to bring real decisions, challenges and opportunities to a trusted group of peers - people who understand both the pressure of leadership and the importance of faith.

No posturing. No pretending you have every answer.

Just leaders sharpening leaders.

Because leadership was never meant to be done alone.

Chris Lindquist shares how Kingdom Factor replaced isolation with authentic community, strengthening both his faith and leadership. Through honest conversations and shared wisdom, he’s grown as a leader—and encourages others to stop hesitating and just show up.

10/27/2026

What if retirement isn't the end of your leadership story?

After 25 years in leadership development, Tara Sedlacek had a clear path toward retirement.

Then God redirected the plan.

For experienced leaders, a "next chapter" doesn't always mean stepping away from leadership. Sometimes it means taking everything you've learned and investing it into people who are still in the middle of the journey.

Kingdom Factor is looking for experienced Christian business leaders who feel called to coach, mentor and serve other leaders in the marketplace.

If you've been asking, "What's next?" - this may be a conversation worth having. https://kingdomfactor.us/coach

10/26/2026

The right leadership decision is rarely the easiest one.

Sometimes it's easier to avoid the hard conversation.
Replace the person.
Choose the short-term win.
Reward yourself first.

Tad Varga built his business with a longer view: invest in people, correct instead of simply reacting, share the lessons you've learned and choose what's right even when another path would be easier.

Over time, those decisions compound.

They don't just build businesses. They build people.

Tad Varga, founder of Three Birds Casual, shares how faith transformed his leadership—from rewarding employees first to teaching through mistakes instead of ...

10/23/2026

Vulnerability can feel risky in leadership.

We're taught to project confidence, have the plan and carry the weight.

But strong leadership doesn't require pretending we're untouched by difficulty. Sometimes our greatest capacity to lead grows when we're willing to let God shape us through the things we can't control.

This Kingdom Factor Collective article explores vulnerability, faith and what it means to lead people with humility in a broken world.

What has hardship taught you that success never could?

Explore Dr. Aaron Fisher’s journey of vulnerable Christian leadership, integrating faith, and service to the marginalized. Learn keys to hope and resilience.

10/22/2026

Success can change what a leader thinks matters.

Jason Lakes' story includes a moment far outside the boardroom that reshaped the way he thought about business, leadership and impact.

That's something we see again and again in Kingdom Factor: growth isn't only about becoming a better operator. It's about becoming clearer on what God has entrusted to you - and what you're going to do with it.

Success is valuable.

Knowing what your success is for changes everything.

Faith-driven business coaching articles and stories from Kingdom Factor.

10/20/2026

You don't have to already be an executive coach to become a Kingdom Factor Coach.

We're looking for experienced Christian leaders who have carried real responsibility:

• Business owners and founders
• CEOs, presidents and senior executives
• Business consultants and advisors
• Experienced coaches and mentors
• Leaders who understand what it feels like when the decision ultimately stops with you

If you've spent 10+ years leading, building, advising or developing others - and feel called to use that experience to serve Christian business leaders - we'd like to meet you.

Kingdom Factor Coaches lead with business wisdom, faith and a desire to multiply what they've learned into others.

Learn more and schedule an introductory conversation. https://kingdomfactor.us/coach

10/19/2026

Are you leading like a cowboy - or a shepherd?

One pushes from behind. The other goes first.

Todd Wagner's story offers a memorable picture of leadership built on grace, trust and the willingness to put ego aside. It's a reminder that leadership isn't simply getting people to move in the direction you want.

It's becoming someone worth following.

Where might your team need a shepherd more than a cowboy this week?

Todd Wagner, Director of Sales at Media Quest Outdoor, shares how faith, forgiveness, and servant leadership transformed his approach to business and people.

10/16/2026

Busy doesn't always mean strategic.

A leader can spend the entire week solving problems, answering emails and reacting to what's urgent - while never moving the organization toward what matters most.

In this Kingdom Factor Collective story, Rudy Ortiz challenges leaders to get clear on the mission, identify the few priorities that actually support it, and make sure hiring, time and resources line up behind those priorities.

A good question for this week:

Are your team's activities actually supporting the mission - or are they simply keeping everyone busy?

Rudy Ortiz shares how faith and business excellence intertwine, why most business failures start at the top, and the strategic framework that works in boardr...

10/15/2026

Leadership can be lonely - especially when the decision in front of you is too important to process alone.

One Kingdom Factor member shared how his peer group helped him prepare for a major leadership conversation by challenging his thinking, role-playing different scenarios and helping him see options he hadn't considered.

The conversation was still difficult.

But he walked into it with greater clarity - and the outcome changed.

Sometimes the value of trusted counsel isn't getting someone to make the decision for you. It's helping you see the decision more clearly.

Perry Hines shares how Kingdom Factor provides clarity, community, and godly counsel in leadership. Through trusted relationships and practical guidance, he’s better equipped to navigate challenges and lead with confidence, faith, and purpose.