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The 94X Kingdom Driven CEO

The 94X Kingdom Driven CEO

By: Sean Kouplen
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 What does it mean to be a Kingdom Driven CEO? It means God is now the boss and we work for Him.

Sean Kouplen is the highly successful CEO of Regent Bank and former Secretary of Commerce & Workforce Development for the state of Oklahoma. Kouplen believes we can bring God’s love into our business without making employees feel uncomfortable.

In this popular podcast, The Kingdom-Driven CEO, Kouplen shares how he has integrated faith and love into his organization and the remarkable results that have ensued.

Kouplen also shares leadership and personal development concepts to help you reach your full potential.

The Kingdom Driven CEO podcast has a new episode every Saturday morning.Copyright Sean Kouplen Economics Management Management & Leadership
Episodes
  • When Busyness Crowds Out Connection

    When Busyness Crowds Out Connection
    Dec 21 2025
    In this important episode, Sean talks about the danger of allowing busyness to drown out our intimacy with God. This was a warning shared with him by a mentor of his, and now he is sharing this important message with us!
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    12 mins
  • The Amazing Power of Consistency

    The Amazing Power of Consistency
    Dec 15 2025
    In this episode, Sean discusses the amazing power of consistency. We love, big goals and big announcements, but God is calling us to just be consistent and grow with him day by day. This consistency has an exponential effect on our life and those around us.
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    12 mins
  • Let It Be of You Only

    Let It Be of You Only
    Dec 6 2025
    This amazing episode, inspired by the lyrics of a popular Christian sing, tells us how to live a life that glorifies Jesus. It’s so practical and perfect as we end 2025 and turn the page on a new year!
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    13 mins
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