If your business vision requires zero faith, you don't need God you just need a better spreadsheet. But if you want to build something that actually matters, you’ve got to make the vision plain. There is a massive, cultural lie that tells us our professional lives can be neatly compartmentalized away from our spiritual realities. We step into the boardroom on Monday and completely forget the God we worshiped on Sunday. But the gospel doesn't leave room for that kind of dualism. It claims authority over all of life including the marketplace.

On this episode of "Caution Wet Paint", we wrap up our 3-part conversation with Chris Turnley, Chief Operating Officer at CoastHills Credit Union.

Together, we dig our heels into the profound weight of Habakkuk 2:2-3.

Habakkuk is standing on the watchtower, looking out at a broken, chaotic world, and God says: "Write the vision and make it plain." Why? Because the vision anchors us when the cultural currents pull against us.

Chris brings incredible operational wisdom into this text as we unpack:

1) The Illusion of Ownership: Breaking free from debt slavery and finding true financial responsibility under the lordship of Christ.

2) The Anatomy of Work: Moving past empty careerism to discover a deeply rooted, God given purpose in our daily labor.

3) The Fruitful Executive: What it looks like when the fruits of the Spirit—patience, kindness, self control actually direct corporate decision making.