Blessed + Bossed Up

Welcome back to another installment of our Bible on Business series! In today’s episode, we dive into the powerful message that Kingdom Entrepreneurs are Disruptors. Through the example of Apostle Paul in Ephesus (Acts 19:23-32), we explore how true kingdom businesses inevitably challenge cultural and economic norms, much like Paul’s ministry did against idolatry and occultic practices in Ephesus.Episode Highlights:The Disruptive Impact of Kingdom BusinessesPaul’s ministry in Ephesus created an economic and spiritual ripple effect, revealing the clash between kingdom values and societal idols like greed, idolatry, and exploitation. As kingdom entrepreneurs, we must be prepared to face similar resistance when operating with integrity and purpose.The Inevitable “Riot”Just as Paul’s ministry sparked a riot, modern kingdom businesses often challenge norms that are deeply embedded in the business world. From hustle culture to manipulative marketing, today’s entrepreneurs are called to disrupt these standards, know

Welcome back to another episode of the Blessed and Bossed Up podcast, presented by Anchored Media! This entrepreneurship podcast is designed for Christians seeking to make God the CEO of their businesses. Today, we kick off the first installment of our new Blessed and Bossed Up Book Club, diving into Leadership as an Identity by Dr. Crawford L. Loritts.In This Episode:After finishing Battlefield of the Mind by Joyce Meyer, we’re starting a new book focused on the four traits of godly leadership: brokenness, uncommon communion, servanthood, and radical obedience.Dr. Loritts discusses how leadership is a calling from God, requiring traits that go beyond skills and abilities. The person God trusts with leadership is the person who can fulfill His divine assignments.We talk about how this book is especially timely as we approach the new year. Now is the perfect time to evaluate our leadership roles and focus on becoming leaders who honor God’s standards, not just the world’s.What We Discuss:Introduction to the Bo

Welcome back to another episode of the Blessed and Bossed Up podcast, presented by Anchored Media! In today’s episode, Tatum continues the Bible on Business series by diving into the book of Ecclesiastes, offering a sobering reflection on the meaning of life, success, and our pursuit of wealth and achievement. This episode will challenge listeners to rethink their definition of success and provide much-needed perspective and peace as we approach Q4 planning.Key Points:Bible on Business Series: Tatum reminds us that as entrepreneurs, everything we need for our businesses—whether it’s marketing, sales, leadership, or mindset—is found in the Word of God. There’s no need to seek supplemental resources when God has provided wisdom and guidance through scripture.Ecclesiastes Overview: The book of Ecclesiastes is a deep reflection on the fleeting nature of life, offering a reality check for those of us striving for wealth and success. The preacher in Ecclesiastes reminds us that everything in life is like smoke—seem

Welcome back to the Blessed and Bossed Up podcast presented by Anchored Media! In today’s episode, we are wrapping up Joyce Meyer’s Battlefield of the Mind, diving into the final chapter: Wilderness Mentality #10: "I'm going to do it my way or not at all." Join Tatum as she reflects on the lessons learned throughout this book and the importance of obedience to God’s Word, especially when it goes against our natural tendencies or desires.Key Points:Obedience Over Sacrifice: Drawing from 1 Samuel 15:22-23, Tatum emphasizes that obedience to God is more important than any sacrifice we can make. God is looking for us to follow His will, not just do things that look good or feel right in our own eyes.End of the Wilderness Mentality: This final mentality is all about surrendering our will to God’s. Tatum shares personal reflections on how this mentality has shown up in her own life, especially when things seem to be going well. It’s easy to drift away from obedience when we aren’t in desperate situation

Welcome to another episode of the Blessed and Bossed Up podcast, presented by Anchored Media! This week, we dive into a topic that is essential for every entrepreneur, especially faith-based business owners: endurance. In this episode, Tatum reflects on the importance of persevering through challenges and not allowing analytics, numbers, or external measures of success to mislead you during seasons of change. The Lord is shifting the landscape, promoting some and demoting others, but the key is to stay the course.Key Points:Endurance is Essential: God is doing a restructuring in the body of Christ and in the media space. Now is not the time to rely on numbers, analytics, or visible success measures. What matters most is staying faithful to the assignments He has given you.Biblical Foundation: Drawing from the story of Noah in Genesis 6, Tatum illustrates how Noah’s unwavering faith and obedience, even when it seemed ridiculous to others, brought about God's promises. Just like Noah, we must be willing to

In this episode of the Blessed + Bossed Up podcast, Tatum blends her Bible on Business series with her review of Joyce Meyer's "Battlefield of the Mind," specifically focusing on Chapter 9. This chapter addresses the "wilderness mentality" related to jealousy and envy, particularly for entrepreneurs who are walking with God in their business journeys. Tatum shares her personal story of experiencing jealousy during her wilderness season and offers practical advice for overcoming it.Practical Takeaways:Embrace honesty in your relationship with God. He can handle your real feelings, and surrendering these emotions allows Him to transform your perspective.Trust that God has an individual plan for you. Comparing your journey to others will only hinder your growth and peace.Use the SEE framework whenever jealousy or comparison creeps in. It's a practical tool to realign your heart and maintain contentment.Church Announcements:Anchored Media Studios: If you’re in the DMV area and need a creat

In this episode of the Blessed + Bossed Up podcast, we continue our journey through "Battlefield of the Mind" by Joyce Meyer, wrapping up with Wilderness Mentality #8. Tatum reflects on the long journey of this book study, emphasizing the importance of critically evaluating the content we consume and always checking its alignment with the Word of God.Tatum shares her candid thoughts on how shame often keeps believers from experiencing the fullness of God's blessings and freedom. Drawing from personal reflections and biblical examples, she takes a deep dive into the emotional and spiritual weight of shame, offering a powerful perspective on how to break free from its grip.Key Topics Discussed:Wilderness Mentality #8: "I don't deserve God's blessings because I am not worthy." Tatum explains how this mentality keeps us from receiving God's promises and reflects on Joshua 5:9 and the rolling away of shame from the people of Israel.The Influence of Shame on Behavior: Learn about how

Hey family! I’m so thrilled to introduce a brand-new podcast that I know is going to bless so many of you: "Call Her Profitable," hosted by my incredible mentee, Odaisha.In this first episode, Odaisha is sharing her personal story of faith, resilience, and the journey that led her to create this podcast. She’s talking about how a major life change became a divine calling and how, through trusting God, she found her purpose and a profitable path that aligns with her values. If you're an aspiring entrepreneur who’s felt that nudge from God to step out but don’t know how to get started, this is the story you need to hear.Key Takeaway: Odaisha’s journey is such a powerful reminder of why trusting God’s plan matters, especially during the moments when we feel uncertain. She’s proof that when we lean into His guidance and leverage our strengths, God can multiply our efforts into something impactful and sustainable.Why You Should Listen: Whether you’re in a season of transition, struggling to find your p

In this episode of Blessed and Bossed Up, Tatum continues the Bible on Business series with an insightful discussion on the importance of building your business with eternity in mind. Based on 1 Corinthians 3:13-15, this episode challenges entrepreneurs to examine the foundation of their businesses and ensure they are aligned with God's Word. Tatum encourages listeners to think beyond earthly success and focus on the eternal implications of their work, highlighting the necessity of faithfulness, obedience, and service in business.Key Topics:Eternal Perspective: Tatum explains how our work has eternal implications and uses 1 Corinthians 3:13-15 to illustrate the importance of building businesses with eternal value that will withstand God’s judgment.Foundation Check: Entrepreneurs are encouraged to inspect the foundation of their business, ensuring it is built on Jesus Christ, not on personal goals or worldly standards.Faithfulness and Obedience: Tatum emphasizes the importance of being faithful and obedien

In this episode, Tatum presents a replay of her popular God Math Webinar. This session shares a powerful spiritual formula the Lord revealed to her, especially for busy women balancing multiple roles—whether as mothers, wives, business owners, or professionals. Tatum outlines the concept of Consecration + Concentration = Multiplication and how this formula can bring harmony to your life by focusing on God's purpose and allowing Him to multiply your efforts.Scriptures Referenced:Romans 12:1-2: The call to live as a living and holy sacrifice.1 Peter 1:15-16: The call to be holy in everything you do.Matthew 4:1-11: Jesus' ultimate focus and concentration during temptation.Multiplication examples: The feeding of the 5,000 (Matthew 14:17-18), the widow of (1 Kings 17:12-16), and more.Announcements & Resources:God Math Webinar Replay: If you missed the live session, you can still access the visual elements and replay by registering via the link in the show notes: https://anchoredmedia.kartra.com/webina

In this episode, Tatum dives into Battlefield of the Mind by Joyce Meyer, focusing on Wilderness Mentality #7: "My life is so miserable. I feel sorry for myself because my life is so wretched." Tatum challenges the detrimental effects of self-pity and how it hinders both spiritual growth and success in life and business. She also shares insights on how to avoid falling into self-pity by staying grounded in faith, community, and proper mindset shifts. Additionally, Tatum introduces exciting announcements like the God Math webinar replay and her upcoming She is Uncompromising Mastermind Weekend for ambitious women.Scriptures Mentioned:Numbers 14:1-2: Israelites complaining in the wilderness.1 Thessalonians 5:11: Encouraging one another in faith and community.Romans 5:5: The love of God poured into our hearts by the Holy Spirit.Philippians 2:4: Putting others’ interests before your own.Upcoming Events & Resources:Watch the God Math Webinar Replay: https://anchoredmedia.kartra.com/webinar/yWKeERkfLUlF

In this episode of Blessed and Bossed Up, Tatum dives deep into the sixth wilderness mentality from Battlefield of the Mind by Joyce Meyer: “My behavior may be wrong, but it is not my fault.” This discussion touches on personal responsibility, confronting uncomfortable truths, and avoiding blame-shifting. Tatum shares practical insights on how this mentality impacts relationships, spiritual growth, and even entrepreneurship. She encourages listeners to ask God for self-revelation, even when it’s difficult.Key Points Covered:Wilderness Mentality #6: The core topic of this episode is the mindset of blaming others for personal behavior. Tatum and Joyce Meyer’s teachings point to examples from Genesis, like Adam and Eve, and how blaming others can keep you stuck in a wilderness season.Marriage and Personal Responsibility: Tatum shares a personal story about how seeking the Lord’s help in marriage often leads to self-reflection and accountability, rather than always focusing on your partner’s faults.Avoiding Excus

In this episode of Blessed and Bossed Up, Tatum dives deep into the life and ministry of John the Baptist, a prophetic figure whose role in preparing the way for Jesus offers vital lessons in repentance, righteousness, and fulfilling God's call. Tatum also connects John’s mission to the journey of faith-based entrepreneurs, especially those called to be subject matter experts in their fields.John the Baptist’s ministry in the wilderness was marked by boldness and a deep sense of purpose. His message of repentance drew large crowds, and he baptized Jesus, witnessing the Holy Spirit descending upon Him. Yet, even John faced moments of doubt, reminding us that we all need reassurance as we walk in our calling. Tatum highlights how John's life underscores the importance of staying mission-focused and aligning our work with God’s plan, much like entrepreneurs who serve as subject matter experts in their industries.Key Points:John’s Role in Prophecy and Ministry: John the Baptist fulfilled Old Testament pro

In this episode of Blessed and Bossed Up, Tatum continues the journey through Battlefield of the Mind by Joyce Meyer, diving into Wilderness Mentality #5, which centers around the concept of patience. Tatum emphasizes how impatience stems from pride and the critical importance of mastering patience as entrepreneurs who are also serving God. She discusses how operating a business, managing goals, and living by faith require balance and patience—waiting on God’s timing instead of rushing ahead.Tatum also introduces the next book for the podcast's book discussion, Leadership as an Identity by Crawford Loritz, a Christian leadership guide with a biblical perspective. Make sure to grab your copy and prepare to dive into this next study with the podcast community.Key Points:New Book Announcement: The next book in the podcast’s reading series is Leadership as an Identity: The Four Traits of Those Who Will Lasting Influence by Crawford Loritz. Tatum will be reading it for the first time along with the audience, s

In this episode of the Blessed and Bossed Up podcast, Tatum continues the deep dive into Joyce Meyer's book Battlefield of the Mind, focusing on Wilderness Mentality #4. The discussion centers around the dangers of complaining, fault-finding, and grumbling, and how these negative behaviors can prevent us from entering into the "promised land" that God has for us. Tatum shares personal insights and practical strategies on how to cultivate a mindset of gratitude and patience, even during seasons of suffering.Key Points:Upcoming Book Study: Tatum announces the next book for the podcast's book discussion: Leadership as an Identity: The Four Traits of Those Who Last by Crawford Loritz. This book explores the character qualities that define a godly leader and will complement the ongoing Bible on Business series.Free Live Training: Tatum introduces an upcoming free live training on September 12th at 7 p.m. EST titled "God Math: The Spiritual Formula Every Busy Woman Needs." She shares the div

In this episode of the Blessed and Bossed Up podcast, Tatum dives deep into the challenge of balancing ambition and contentment as a Christian entrepreneur. Using two key scriptures, Philippians 4:11-13 and 1 Timothy 6:6-11, Tatum shares insights on how to maintain a content heart while pursuing your God-given dreams. This episode is filled with practical advice on setting boundaries, safeguarding against selfish ambition, and prioritizing godliness in your business journey.Key Points Discussed:Contentment and Ambition: Understanding that ambition is not inherently wrong, but it must be tempered to avoid falling into selfish ambition.Biblical Insights: A detailed look at Philippians 4:11-13 and 1 Timothy 6:6-11, focusing on how Paul exemplified contentment even in the most challenging circumstances.Boundaries for Contentment: Tatum outlines four essential boundaries to help maintain contentment and avoid the pitfalls of greed and covetousness.Prioritize Godliness: Keep your focus on living a life that reflect

In this episode of the Blessed and Bossed Up podcast, Tatum continues her deep dive into Joyce Meyer's book, Battlefield of the Mind. We're exploring Chapter 18, which brings us to Wilderness Mentality #3: "Please Make Everything Easy: I Can't Take It If Things Are Too Hard." This mentality highlights the common struggle many of us face when we find ourselves wanting an easy path, but God is calling us to something more challenging.Key Discussion Points:Recap of Previous Chapters: Tatum recaps the previous wilderness mentalities covered in earlier chapters:Chapter 16: "My Future is Determined by My Past and My Present."Chapter 17: "Someone Do It for Me: I Don't Want to Take Responsibility."Wilderness Mentality #3:Tatum discusses how this mindset of wanting an easy path can hinder our spiritual growth.She emphasizes the importance of understanding that God's commandments, though challenging, are not beyond our reach.Tatum reflects on her personal experiences, highlig

In this episode of the Blessed and Bossed Up podcast, Tatum takes a brief pause from the Bible on Business series to share a deeply personal and timely message about surrendering to the current season of life. As a married woman with young children, Tatum reflects on the challenges and blessings of balancing ambition with the demands of family life. She opens up about the internal struggle of valuing business success over success in the home and how God is teaching her to focus her drive and ambition on her family during this season.Tatum shares insights on how God is mothering her through this journey, highlighting the importance of obedience, legacy, and total life harmony. This episode is a powerful reminder for ambitious women who are navigating the complexities of marriage, motherhood, and entrepreneurship. Tatum encourages listeners to embrace the season they are in, surrender to God's leadership, and trust that their business and family will thrive as a result of their obedience.Key Takeaways:The i

In this episode of the Blessed and Bossed Up podcast, Tatum continues the discussion on Joyce Meyer's book Battlefield of the Mind, focusing on chapter 17, which deals with the "wilderness mentality" of avoiding responsibility. Tatum highlights the importance of taking personal responsibility for the opportunities and callings that God places before us. She emphasizes that Christian growth involves moving from dependence on others to a mature, self-disciplined faith that actively seeks God's guidance directly, rather than relying solely on others for spiritual direction. Tatum uses the example of the Israelites and Moses to illustrate how reliance on leaders like Moses can sometimes lead to spiritual complacency, where believers avoid taking personal responsibility for their faith journey.Tatum also reflects on the need for proper spiritual mentorship and development before stepping into leadership or ministry roles, using her own experiences of being discipled and mentored by more seasoned Ch

In this episode of the Blessed and Bossed Up podcast, Tatum continues the Bible on Business series by exploring the passage in John 6:60-71, where Jesus experiences a significant drop in followers after delivering a challenging teaching. Tatum uses this story to draw parallels for Christian entrepreneurs, emphasizing that a sharp decline in business metrics, like followers or revenue, can happen even when you're following God's plan. She offers four practical tips for entrepreneurs to prepare for such scenarios: don’t be thrown off by people walking away, focus on those who remain faithful, diversify revenue streams, and prepare financially for tough seasons. Tatum also stresses the importance of aligning your business with God’s purpose, ensuring that you're driven by mission rather than metrics. She concludes by encouraging listeners to build their businesses wisely, with safeguards in place, so that even if the truth offends others and affects the bottom line, the business remains stable.Announ