In this episode of Kingdom BS, Steve sits down with Jim Moore, joined by his wife Molly, for a conversation on faith, leadership, and building hope in the real world.

Jim's journey spans high-level business and community transformation. He rose to prominence as one of Calgary's top real-estate leaders and later stepped into senior executive roles with Canada Trust, blending banking, finance, and large-scale property leadership in Vancouver and Toronto. He also served as President of the Calgary Real Estate Board.

Beyond the corporate world, Jim became the visionary behind the Calgary Dream Centre, turning a rundown hotel into a life-changing recovery and housing organization that has helped thousands overcome addiction and homelessness.

Together, Jim and Molly share insights on purpose, marriage, business, and the power of second chances — a practical and inspiring conversation about legacy and impact.

Kris Vallotton joins the podcast for a wide-ranging conversation on faith, business, prosperity, financial surrender, and sonship. As a longtime leader at Bethel Church in Redding, Kris has spent decades helping people think clearly about calling, purpose, and how Kingdom values intersect with everyday life—especially in business and the marketplace.

The discussion covers Kris's personal journey, lessons learned through good times and bad, and what it looks like to pursue success without compromising spiritual integrity.

Kris also shares details about an upcoming four-week FREE online program he's leading called the Bethel Business Accelerator, focused on helping business leaders apply Kingdom wisdom in practical, sustainable ways.

Bethel Business Accelerator January 29 – February 19 Thursdays | 9:00–10:00 AM PT 4 weeks

Sign up here: https://krisvallotton.typeform.com/to/Ge06w59F?typeform-source=www.bethel.com

Should you "name your seed"… or is that just "Prosperity Gospel" hype?

In this episode of Kingdom BS, Steve Holmstrom wades straight into one of the most debated topics in Christian giving. Is "naming your seed" actually biblical? Did Jesus and Paul teach giving with expectation? And could believers be unintentionally leaving blessing on the table by sowing with no vision for increase? Are we being humble—or faithless—when we give expecting nothing back?

This isn't a hype session or a prosperity pitch. It's an honest, Scripture-anchored conversation about sowing, faith, expectation, and motive—what's healthy, what's dangerous, and what the Bible actually says.

If you've ever felt unsure, skeptical, curious, or quietly conflicted about how faith and finances are supposed to work together, this episode is for you.