Ep. 201 - Kingdom Principles, Corporate Impact: Jesus' Influence on Business

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What if the most effective leadership model for today’s marketplace didn’t come from a business school—but from the life and teachings of Jesus?

In this episode of The Today Counts Show, we explore how Jesus’ leadership principles—servant leadership, integrity, humility, accountability, and purpose—can radically transform the way leaders operate in business, culture, and influence. This conversation challenges the assumption that faith and business must be separate, and instead reveals how kingdom values can produce measurable corporate impact.

Jim Piper Jr. is joined by Daniel Tataje, Author, Speaker, and Founder & CEO of Mercy Dental Group, who shares real-world insights on leading organizations with conviction, compassion, and clarity. Together, they discuss how Jesus’ model of leadership builds trust, strengthens culture, drives long-term success, and creates impact beyond profit.

Whether you’re a CEO, entrepreneur, executive, or emerging leader, this episode offers a fresh framework for faith-driven leadership, ethical decision-making, and aligning business success with eternal purpose.

Topics include:

• Servant leadership and its impact on company culture
• Leading with conviction in high-pressure business environments
• Aligning faith, values, and performance
• Why kingdom principles still outperform trendy leadership theories

If you’re asking how faith can meaningfully shape your leadership in business, this episode will challenge—and inspire—the way you lead today.

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