
Stop Striving. Start Building with God. What if the biggest obstacle to growing your business isn't your strategy but your striving? In this episode of the Faith & Work Podcast, Carole Evans welcomes executive consultant and faith-driven entrepreneur Philip Hunt for a powerful conversation about building a business from God's principles instead of the world's pressure. Philip shares his remarkable journey from addiction and burnout to living completely by faith, where God faithfully provided for his family in extraordinary ways. Through that season, he discovered that true Kingdom leadership isn't fueled by hustle, it's built through intimacy with God, healing, and learning to trust His direction. Together, Carole and Philip explore what it means to lead from rest instead of exhaustion, why entrepreneurs must heal from past wounds before they can lead others well, and how God's design for work began long before the Fall. Whether you're launching a business, leading a growing company, or simply trying to balance faith and work, this episode offers practical encouragement for building something that lasts, without sacrificing your soul in the process. Interesting in connecting with Philip? Check out his website here: Philip Hunt Don't forget to check out our YouTube Channel to watch this episode: Faith & Work YouTube Channel If you enjoyed today's episode, I would love to have you leave a review and rating! Every rating and review help more people to find these conversations.
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