Everybody wants to be happy. That's a good thing and that's the reason why McDonald's don't sell 'sad' meals. They're happy meals because happy is good and on today's episode, we chat with Daniel Fusco who sees an often overlooked connect between Jesus' teaching and Paul's, as the key to true happiness in the life of believers today.

One of the cool things about being God, or at least I think it's pretty cool, is that he gets to call himself whatever he wants. And he does. He has multiple names, one of which is Jehovah Jireh, the God who 'sees to it', aka the God who provides.

But, do we really live as though he does? Is God really enough for us or do we need more?

Bobby Albert, is CEO and President of Values-Driven Leadership, a consulting firm focused on helping Christian leaders build inspiring workplace cultures driven by their core values. A life-long entrepreneur, Bobby has started twelve different businesses and acquired nine others.

His approach to business has been to value people, seek wisdom, embrace humility, and never stop learning. Welcome to the show, Bobby!

We chat with John Houston, founder and CEO of J Houston Custom Homes whose new book, 'Finding My Way Home' is released TODAY!

Abandoned by his parents when he was 11 and his older brother 15, they lived at home by themselves, learning quickly how to generate income to survive, but little did he realize that this entrepreneurial beginning would turn into a major custom home building company with millions of dollars in revenues based on God's leading.

Brian Mohika was addicting to drugs and alcohol for over 20 years when he met Jesus and his life was radically changed. Following a vision he saw of a way to improve the lives of his patients that used catheters, Brian create a prototype device and launched Cathwear.

Read more about Brian’s story check in his book. From Cocaine to Christ.

Craig Johnson is Founder of a non-profit organization called 'Champions Club', that provides incredible training, support and education to children and families dealing with special needs. Birthed out of Lakewood Church in Houston, Texas, Craig's life was changed when his young son was diagnosed with autism.