In this episode of the 323 Podcast, we sit down with Luke and Justin Lowenfield of Casa Auto Group to talk about faith, family, and leadership across generations.

Casa began in 1969 with their grandfather, Wally Lowenfield, and today it is being led by the third generation with a deep commitment to service, unity, and putting people first. Luke and Justin share stories about growing up in a family business, learning from strong role models, and leading through seasons of growth while staying rooted in their values.

We talk about servant leadership, building culture across multiple locations, integrating faith at work, and what it really takes for a family business to last beyond three generations. This conversation is a powerful reminder that when faith leads the way, work becomes a form of worship.

Andy Frecka’s journey has taken him from Ohio to Russia and now to El Paso, with more than two decades spent as a missionary, entrepreneur, and communicator. As station manager of KELP Radio and host of 915 Talk, Andy shares how God has shaped his calling through ministry, business, and life behind the microphone.

In this episode, Andy reflects on tent making, leadership across cultures, and what it means to live out faith in everyday work. He talks about stepping into responsibility before feeling fully prepared, building community through Christian media, and learning to serve a city with humility and hospitality. This conversation is an honest look at trusting God’s direction and showing up faithfully in the season you are in.

Mark Duches has taken a winding path through engineering, logistics, marketing, and entrepreneurship, only to discover how God was preparing him all along. As the founder of Elevate Gym and Elevate Equipment in El Paso, Mark shares how faith, discipline, and resilience shape the way he leads people and builds businesses.

In this conversation, we talk about trusting God’s direction, stepping out of corporate life, leading teams well, and why fitness, faith, and consistency are deeply connected. Mark reflects on problem solving as a calling, servant leadership, and what it takes to stay strong inside and out while carrying responsibility as a business owner, father, and follower of Jesus.