What if your calling wasn’t just about building something successful—but about solving something that actually matters?
In this episode of The Missional Leader, Rob Hoskins sits down with entrepreneur and visionary Justin Forman to explore a bold idea: what would it look like for the Church to truly solve the world’s greatest problems?
This conversation goes beyond inspiration. It challenges the way we think about calling, generosity, and the role of entrepreneurs in God’s mission.
A Different Kind of Story
Too often, we tell safe, polished stories—ones that feel disconnected from the real battles people face every day.
Justin offers a different perspective:
“You’ve got to name the villain… There are real problems in the world—and it’s time we stop looking away.”
From injustice and corruption to spiritual darkness, this episode calls leaders to confront reality with clarity—and courage.
Entrepreneurship as a Kingdom Calling
What if entrepreneurship isn’t just a career path—but a missional one?
Justin shares how a rising generation is wired to:
- Build, create, and innovate
- See their work as deeply connected to purpose
- Refuse to settle for small, incremental impact
Together, Rob and Justin unpack how the Church needs a bigger theology—one that fully embraces vocation, innovation, and the marketplace as essential to God’s work in the world.
Why Collaboration Is the Future
The world’s biggest challenges aren’t meant to be solved alone.
This episode explores the shift from:
- Individual effort → Collaborative impact
- Isolated giving → Coordinated generosity
- Good ideas → Shared solutions that scale
Because when great ideas, generous leaders, and powerful storytelling come together—real transformation happens.
This Episode Is For You If…
- You’re an entrepreneur, builder, or creative
- You want your work to have deeper Kingdom impact
- You’re wrestling with how your calling connects to real-world problems
- You believe the Church is meant to do more—together
Because solving the world’s greatest problems… starts with seeing them clearly.
