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In this talk, Carey Nieuwhof explores what it means to cultivate healthy leadership in unhealthy cultures. With years of pastoral and organizational experience, he reminds us, as J. Krishnamurti once said, “It is no measure of health to be well-adjusted to a profoundly sick society.” When we refuse to let culture define our values, we protect our integrity and the people we serve. Through the THINQ Framework, Carey helps us see leadership through a fuller lens—rooted in theology that shapes our values, aware and a student of history’s lessons, open to honest reflection, attuned to complex realities, and grounded in the courage to question what’s been normalized.


Healthy Leadership in Unhealthy Cultures

Bryan Taylor shares how to think well about AI, investing, and faith-aligned stewardship. He explores SRI (Socially Responsible Investing), ESG (Environmental Social Governance), and BRI (Biblically Responsible Investing)—practical ways to ensure our choices reflect what we truly believe.

AI and the Future of Faith Aligned Investing

Robin John shows how gratitude and faithfulness fuel the courage to do work that matters. Through his testimony, Robin illustrates how God works in and through those who stay faithful, even when it goes against the culture of the day. He invites listeners to reflect: Do we focus on our own comfort, or do we serve the needs of others? Gratitude helps us see the bigger picture—the welfare of our city, our community, and ultimately ourselves. In giving thanks and acting with purpose, we discover that courage grows naturally.

The Courage to Do Work that Matters

Mike Sharrow, CEO of C12 Business Forums—the world’s largest peer-learning network for Christian CEOs and executives—shares how shifting from a profit-driven mindset to a ministry-first approach is transforming businesses and communities worldwide.

In “Business as a Ministry,” Mike Sharrow (CEO of C12 Business Forums) shows how shifting from a revenue-first mindset to a ministry-first posture is transforming businesses and communities across the world.

This talk isn’t just inspirational—it’s strategic. It’s how the THINQ Framework comes alive in the marketplace: integrating biblical wisdom, leadership formation, and spiritual purpose so that your work changes culture through the work of your hands.

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Business as a Ministry

Watch as Nick Benoit, Co-Founder and Creative Director of Wonderhunt, shares how Wonderhunt films express the truth of the Gospel,  engage emotions, and inspire viewers to explore deeper questions of faith.

Wonderhunt

Sarah Gabel Seifert and Gabe Lyons discuss the heart behind Sarah Gabel's pro-life baby brand company, EveryLife, and the challenges of standing for life in today’s marketplace. Sarah Gabel reminds us that innovation and conviction can go hand-in-hand—that businesses don’t just have to sell products, they can stand for something greater. Her story challenges us to think about how we, too, can integrate our values into the work we do, using our influence to create change.



Life Driven Innovation

Watch a special interview with Bryan Taylor, the CEO of Cornerstone Management. Cornerstone helps ministries, universities, foundations, and other Christian nonprofits with consulting services for investment management, planned giving, gift and estate design, and more.

Special Interview with Bryan Taylor

Steven Libman sits down after his talk at Culture Summit to share more about why he created Integrity Holdings and his motivation to help people invest with purpose. He describes the Kingdom impact he's seen, particularly in apartment complex communities across the country. Watch to learn how investors are creating resilient communities and changing culture through apartment living, enhancing the tenant experience and fostering a tighter-knit environment.


Special Interview with Steven Libman

Watch this special interview with Michael Martin to learn more about ECFA and the work they're doing to emphasize leader care and enhance trust between organizations and their donor communities.

Special Interview with Michael Martin

Wilson Smith shares from his experience of working as a shoe designer at Nike for 40 years and also from his experience teaching Product Design at the University of Oregon. He explains how he uses his gifts as an artist not just to create shoes, but to impact people and culture through humility and empathy. He challenges us to put ourselves in others’ shoes and create a more hopeful world.


Empathy Driven Design

When you make your day-to-day purchases, do you ever consider where your money is really going? If you do, you might just find you're funding causes and organizations you fundamentally disagree with.

Michael Seifert, the Founder and CEO of Public Square, offers an insightful perspective on the impact of our spending. He emphasizes the importance of creating business parallels that match our values and explains how he took action to create an alternative marketplace that connects businesses and consumers through their shared values. 

Watch to discover how you can find and support businesses aligned with your beliefs. 

Building the Business Parallel

How do we invest with purpose?

Steven Libman, the Managing Member of Integrity Holdings, motivates individuals to invest with a sense of purpose and to build wealth while adopting a Kingdom mindset, emphasizing the importance of aligning one's investments with personal values and goals.

Kingdom Investing

Do you have faith that the organizations and leadership you support are trustworthy? Michael Martin, CEO of ECFA, underscores the critical role of trustworthiness within churches and organizations to effectively spread the message of Christ in the world. Listen to his talk as he strongly advocates for transparency and accountability as pivotal factors in establishing and upholding trust within religious organizations.

What Leaders Are Trustworthy?

Business and Brand Strategist Sheeba Philip reminds us that we are capable of "wreaking havoc" in our organizations, our communities, and the world if we don't exercise Christ-like restraint as we work to disrupt culture. She challenges us as Christian leaders to lead with intention and biblical principles and be steadfast in our timing, humility, and endurance. 


The Business of Disruption

Our story will be told by someone. Butch Hartman reminds us of this responsibility and the power our legacy holds in pointing others to God.

What Legacy Will You Leave?

Butch Hartman's success in the entertainment industry began with a bold and confident approach to an opportunity. He outlines his journey from his first show, The Fairly OddParents, to his latest show, The Garden, which will teach kids about Christ.

Be Bold and Courageous in the Opportunities You're Given

Butch Hartman, creator of the Fairly OddParents, discusses his calling to entertain kids and asks us to consider our calling. How can we steward our God-given calling to influence people, build character, and exalt our Creator?