Hosted by Darrell Stein · EN-US · 13 episodes
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Applying biblical principles to the real-world challenges business people face every day. Profit and Principle takes you deep into Scripture and pulls out timeless truths about leadership, integrity, money, relationships, and decision-making — then shows you what they look like when you apply them where you work. Each episode connects a specific business challenge to a biblical principle and gives you something concrete and practical you can act on this week. No fluff. No theory for theory's sake. Just Scripture applied to the pressures, decisions, and relationships you actually face. Hosted by Dr. Darrell Stein, Bible teacher and host of Grasp the Bible, this podcast is built for experienced business people — entrepreneurs, owners, managers, and executives — who want to lead with integrity and build something that lasts. New episodes every Wednesday. 10–15 minutes. Something you can use before your next meeting.
Darrell Stein hosts Profit and Principle, a business show with 13 episodes published.
Your competitors can match your price and improve their product. They cannot manufacture a reputation for transparent dealing that you’ve spent years building. Episode Summary Most leaders underestimate how much opacity
The most dangerous outcome of an ethical shortcut isn’t getting caught. It’s getting away with it — because that’s what teaches you it’s safe. Episode Summary Every compromise comes with a benefit that lands immediately
Ethics are easy when they’re free. The real test comes when doing the right thing has a price tag — and you’re the one who has to pay it. Episode Summary You’re sitting across the table from your biggest client — thirty
The pressure to shade the truth in sales, negotiations, and client communications is constant. This episode is about what it actually costs — and what God actually says about it. Episode Summary Dishonesty in business al
Every major strategic blind spot in your organization is almost certainly hiding in a conversation no one has been willing to have with you yet. Episode Summary Nobody goes looking for yes-men. What you go looking for is
Every leader gets a crisis. You don’t get to choose whether it comes. You only get to choose what you do with it when it arrives. Episode Summary Crisis communication plans and business continuity documents are useful. B
The most dangerous leadership failure doesn’t start with a scandal. It starts with success — and a leader who quietly stopped being curious. Episode Summary Humble leaders consistently out-perform arrogant ones over time
If you got hit by a bus tomorrow, what happens to your organization? If the honest answer is “nobody” or “I’m not sure” — you haven’t built a business. You’ve built a job. Episode Summary Every business eventually hits t
There is a specific kind of loneliness that only leaders know — the moment when you’re the only person in the room who thinks the deal is wrong, and everyone is waiting for you to get on board. Episode Summary Groupthink
The pressure to just decide is where most leaders get into trouble — they confuse urgency with clarity, and mistake decisiveness for wisdom. Episode Summary Every experienced leader has made a bad call under pressure. No
he most effective leader you’ve ever worked for probably didn’t lead the way you expected — and there’s a two-thousand-year-old reason why. Episode Summary Roughly 70% of the variance in team engagement comes down to one
What would change about how you run your business if every private decision you made this week was played back to your employees on Friday? Episode Summary Most integrity failures aren’t a moment — they’re a direction. A
Your faith might walk into church on Sunday — but does it walk into your office on Monday? Most Christian business leaders believe their faith matters at work. But when pressed to name a specific decision shaped by a spe
Does your faith walk into the office with you on Monday morning — or does it wait in the car? If you're an entrepreneur, business owner, or leader who's serious about your faith and your work, this podcast is for you. Pr
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