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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
  • Healing The Lies We Believe

    Healing The Lies We Believe
    Apr 12 2026
    This is probably the most important podcast Sean has ever recorded. It’s a little longer than normal, but we pray you listen to every word. We all tell ourselves lies that tend to script our life. Jesus wants to not only heal us, but restore us fully.
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    24 mins
  • Then Sunday Came

    Then Sunday Came
    Apr 5 2026
    This episode was written for everyone who is going through a challenging season of life. Sean shares that, while things looked really bad on Friday and Saturday, then Sunday came!!!
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    15 mins
  • The Masks We Wear

    The Masks We Wear
    Mar 22 2026
    In the second episode of the Heart Transplant Series, Sean discusses the masks we wear. Not for deception, but for protection. Jesus knows everything about us and He is calling us to remove our masks and be healed.
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    10 mins
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