Your building, your branding, your behavior—every part of your business reflects something. As a Christian entrepreneur, it should reflect Christ. In this episode of Faith Fueled Business, Pastor Matt Nichols is joined by Steve Custis and John Matthews for a practical and honest discussion on the power of public perception, reputation, and personal integrity in business.

They dive into how everything from curb appeal to bathroom cleanliness to social media posts shapes how your community sees your business—and your faith. They also unpack how to handle solicitation requests, avoid PR disasters, and navigate the fine line between bold faith and wise professionalism.

📌 Whether you're a startup or a seasoned CEO, this episode will challenge you to think more intentionally about how your business image represents your values—and your Savior.

Every business has its ups and downs—but as a Christian entrepreneur, you're never walking through them alone. In this episode of Faith Fueled Business, Pastor Matt Nichols is joined by long-time business leaders Steve Custis and John Matthews to talk candidly about the realities of seasonal sales, economic downturns, and moments of unexpected breakthrough.

You’ll hear wisdom from decades of experience—including what to do when the numbers dip, how to plan for slow seasons, and why your emotional stability and spiritual consistency are some of your most valuable assets as a leader. They also share personal stories of God’s provision, perseverance in the face of uncertainty, and the importance of counting the cost before launching into business.

📌 Whether you're in a booming season or facing a dry spell, this episode will encourage you to lead with faith, plan with wisdom, and trust God through it all.

Customer service isn’t just good business—it’s a reflection of your faith. In this episode of Faith Fueled Business, Pastor Matt Nichols sits down with Christian business leaders Steve Custis and John Matthews to talk about what it means to serve customers with excellence, even when it costs you.

Drawing from personal stories, biblical principles, and years of business experience, they explore how to handle difficult clients, recover from mistakes with integrity, and build a reputation that reflects Christ. Whether you’re selling bikes, homes, or running a ministry-minded business, this conversation will encourage you to put people first, honor your word, and lead with the character of Christ.

📌 If you’re building a business that honors God and serves people well, this episode is for you. Don’t forget to follow, subscribe, and share with other faith-driven entrepreneurs!