Are you an entrepreneur, coach, or consultant feeling overwhelmed by a big vision for your business? In this Faith Forward Friday episode of Sold Out Events, Zach Hesterberg digs deep into the power of purpose-driven leadership inspired by the story of Nehemiah. Discover how Biblical principles can transform your marketplace mission, fuel your entrepreneurial spirit, and help you overcome the impossible.

Zach Hesterberg unpacks three tangible takeaways from Nehemiah’s journey: seeking favor, securing resources, and gathering the right people to bring your God-sized vision to life. Learn practical, faith-based strategies for building authority, praying for provision, and forming a dream team, even if you’re starting out without resources or support. This episode empowers aspiring marketplace movers and shakers with actionable steps, encouragement, and scriptural insights perfectly tailored for event-driven entrepreneurs, non-profit founders, and faith-centered business owners.

If you’re building something bigger than yourself, this episode is your roadmap to success, combining Biblical wisdom with real-world application.

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Zach Discusses:

Nehemiah’s story as marketplace inspiration

Importance of seeking divine favor

Praying for and receiving resources

Building with the right people

Power of obedience and bold action

Timestamps:

00:00 Nehemiah's Prayer and Favor

05:58 Faith, Resources, and Stewardship

08:59 Pray for Vision, Favor, Resources

12:58 Share Your Mission and Prayers

About Zach Hesterberg:

Zach Hesterberg is the founder of PaidEvents.com and the go-to strategist behind some of the most profitable virtual events in the industry. He helps authors, speakers, and entrepreneurs host events that scale their message and sales.

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