How Can Christian Founders Build Businesses That Honor God?

In this inspiring episode of The Faithful Founder Podcast, Jamie Cain is joined by entrepreneurs and investors Brad Ehrlich and Travis Perry to discuss faith, integrity, and the true measure of success in business.

Brad and Travis share their journeys as Christian founders—the struggles, the victories, and the lessons learned in building successful companies while staying rooted in their faith. They discuss the power of grit, why standing on biblical values matters in entrepreneurship, and how God opens doors when we align our work with His purpose.

This episode also explores the founding of HelpGhost—Jamie’s AI-driven customer service platform—and why Brad and Travis chose to invest in a mission-driven business built on Christian principles. Their conversation unpacks what it means to steward wealth well, prioritize family over ambition, and create businesses that glorify God.

If you’re a faith-driven founder seeking wisdom on ethical leadership, perseverance, and honoring God in your entrepreneurial journey, this episode is a must-listen!

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Connect with Brad Ehrlich & Travis Perry

🔗 Connect with Brad: quantumleapconsultinggroup.com
🏡 Core Building Company (Travis’s Business): www.corebuildingco.com

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Stay connected with Jamie Cain and explore more content:

• YouTube: Faithful Founder Podcast
• TikTok: @faithfulfounder
• Instagram: @iamjamiecain
• LinkedIn: Jamie Cain
• HelpGhost Website: www.helpghost.ai

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