In this episode, Brad Layland interviews Keith Nix, the head of Veritas School (Richmond, VA), discussing the school's transformation from a young startup to a thriving educational institution. They explore the challenges and successes of fundraising campaigns, the importance of building relationships with donors, and the personal impact of the school on families. Keith shares valuable insights on leadership, the significance of community, and the role of faith in their journey. He also recommends essential readings for leaders looking to grow and develop.

Website: https://www.veritasschool.com/

Book Recomendations

• Dominion: How the Christian Revolution Remade the World, by Tom Holland
• After You Believe: Why Christian Character Matters, by N. T. Wright
• The Advantage: Why Organizational Health Trumps Everything Else In Business, by Patrick M. Lencioni
• Read ancient writings: Church Fathers, Roman leaders Marcus Aurelius, Augustine’s Confessions (Sarah Rudin’s translation)

What can God do with seven students, four families, and a church basement? A whole lot.

Head of School Courtney Palumbo shares how Regent School of Charlottesville grew from a one-room start to a 280-student campus—with significant moments along the way, including a miraculous 20-acre land acquisition and a $600,000 donation that started with a box of paper.

Website: https://regents-school.org

Book Recommendations:
Boys Adrift, by Leonard Sax
Values Over Valuables: Daring to Live the Life Money Can't Buy, by Harmon Kong

In this episode, Brad Layland interviews Steve Atkinson, CEO of The Bible Project, discussing the organization's mission to help people experience the Bible as a unified story that leads to Jesus. They explore Steve's journey from business to nonprofit leadership, the philosophy of generosity, and the innovative crowdfunding model that supports The Bible Project's mission. The conversation highlights the impact of the organization and the importance of community engagement in their work. In this conversation, Brad and Steve discuss the unique approach of the Bible Project, emphasizing the importance of running at the speed of generosity, the impact of community and patronage, and the transformative stories that arise from their work. They explore the balance between numbers and personal stories, the vision for future growth, and the role of education in their mission. The discussion highlights the freedom that comes from trusting in a higher purpose and the importance of inviting others into a shared journey of faith and generosity.

https://bibleproject.com/

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