There's a Bible verse I like, Colossians 323. That's right. You know, do everything with excellence for the Lord, not for man. That's right. And it's just like, you know, when we do our big Christian events, one of the things I tell these entrepreneurs is I'm like, look, you know, if someone comes to my business, I want to just do the very best I can. Like a Christian business should not be worse than a secular. It should be better. That's right.

You know?

And it's like, you know, we shouldn't have crappy Christian films. We shouldn't have, you know, bad Christian restaurants. Like, you know, like Chick-fil-A is the standard. Sure. You know, it's like Chick-fil-A destroys every other fast food chain in terms of profit.

Yeah.

In terms of service, in terms of taste, in terms of, like, everything's better, literally, every aspect of it.

Yeah.

And they do it with working one last day a week, too.

That's right.

That should be the standard.

Absolutely. And it's hard, right? Because we all fall short, but it's like we should be striving. Absolutely. You know, I, whenever I'm working

with the company, I think to myself, well, they already know I'm a Christian. They Google me.

Yeah. They YouTube me.

And they found more sermons than they did corporate keynotes.

So they know, right?

It's like, man, I want to prep at a level that is so impressive to them that they would say,

I can't tell you how many speaker bureaus and speaker friends have said,

you got to stop preaching.

You got to start preaching.

He goes, these companies will not have you speak if they know you're a Christian.

I'm like, well, then what am I supposed to do?

Not be a Christian?

It's a little late for that.

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