Ennie Hickman @DelrayCollective was crushing it in ministry, speaking on international stages and running youth programs. Then his 4-year-old daughter dropped a bomb: she thought Daddy worked at the airport. His 7-year-old son delivered the killing blow over pancakes: "Daddy, I want to meet our neighbors because Jesus commanded us to love them." Plot twist: this ministry superstar didn't even know his neighbors' names. Now this father of nine opens his home every Wednesday for "family dinner" with whoever shows up. No agenda. No evangelization pitch. Just food. Nearly 1,000 homes have joined his Delray Collective revolution proving the mission field you're ignoring might be your own cul-de-sac.Top 5 Insights from Ennie Hickman • Your neighbor means YOUR ACTUAL NEIGHBOR. Not the metaphorical neighbor in Haiti. Jesus meant Bill next door who votes differently and Susan across the street who annoys you. • Ministry success can destroy your family. When venues say "don't bring your family, we need the product we're paying for," you're not a minister anymore, you're a performer. • Big families are walking evangelization tools. Nine kids at dinner preaches louder than any sermon. People watch how you discipline, love, and survive, then want what you have. • Quality beats quantity every time. Helping 28 Guatemalan families deeply surpasses helping 300 superficially. Stop chasing numbers and start chasing transformation. • God doesn't need you, He desires you. The mission succeeds with or without you. Like Abraham and Sarah, do your part (they still had to go to the tent), but God handles the miracle.Ennie Hickman VP of Advancement, St. Constantine School Founder, Delray CollectiveFounder, Amigos de Aplas (Guatemala Mission) Board Member, The Pines Catholic Camp Dr. Johann D'Souza Clinical Psychologist & Host My practice: https://www.valuesfirsttherapy.com/ My collective: https://www.valuesfirstcollective.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/johanndsouza/ X: https://x.com/drjohanndsouza Substack: https://drjohanndsouza.substack.com/If you're exhausted from saving the world while losing your family and neighbors, this episode is your wake-up call. Ennie proves that the most radical ministry might be knowing your neighbor's name, that choosing your daughter's dorm drop-off over a board retreat is always right, and that Pope John XXIII's secret to movements is starting with simplicity and humility.Subscribe to https://www.youtube.com/@drjohanndsouza for conversations about choosing presence over platforms.#DelrayCollective #FamilyDinner #LoveYourNeighbor #MinistryBalance #CatholicFamily #DrJohannDSouza #EnnieHickman #VirtuousLeaders👇 When's the last time you ate dinner with your actual neighbors? Time to stop hiding behind that garage door.

Get $40 off Wisephone using code valuesfirstAndrew Laubacher of Humanality ditched his smartphone at the peak of his music career, and something miraculous happened: his ministry exploded globally. Now he's exposing Silicon Valley's dirtiest secret. Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, and Zuckerberg all sent their kids to Waldorf schools with ZERO technology while pushing addictive devices on yours. Andrew's take? "You don't get high on your own supply."As Executive Director of Humanality, he's building offline "villages" where people reclaim 144 hours per year from their screens. Top 5 Insights from Andrew Laubacher • Tech titans protect their own kids from the products they sell yours. Every major Silicon Valley founder chose low-tech or no-tech education for their children. They knew exactly what they were creating. • 68% of Gen Z feels desperately lonely despite being "connected" 24/7. Hyper-connectivity is making us lonelier than ever. Real community requires proximity, shared concern, and actual responsibility. • Porn sites get more traffic than TikTok, Instagram, Zoom, OpenAI and Amazon combined. 30% of all internet traffic is pornography. Your 8-year-old has probably already been exposed. • Creativity beats IQ for success, but screens are destroying it. We're in a creativity crisis because devices are atrophying our cognitive abilities. The Torrance Test proved creativity matters more than intelligence. • Moderation with smartphones is like asking teens to moderate ecstasy. These aren't neutral tools. Trillions of dollars went into exploiting human psychology. The addiction is intentional, not accidental.Andrew Laubacher

Executive Director, Humanalityhttps://humanality.org Former Touring Christian Musician Author of upcoming book for HallowDr. Johann D'Souza

Clinical Psychologist & Host My practice: https://www.valuesfirsttherapy.com/ My collective: https://www.valuesfirstcollective.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/johanndsouza/ X: https://x.com/drjohanndsouza Substack: https://drjohanndsouza.substack.com/If you're exhausted from feeding algorithms while your real life withers, this episode is your wake-up call. Andrew reveals why word-of-mouth beats virality, how phone-free meals give you 72 days back per year, and why the rebellion against Big Tech starts in your living room, not online.Subscribe to https://www.youtube.com/@drjohanndsouza for conversations with leaders choosing humanity over metrics.#HumanReality #DigitalDetox #PhoneFree #TechAddiction #ScreenTime #DrJohannDSouza #AndrewLaubacher #VirtuousLeaders👇 Ready to start your own Humanality village? Drop a comment about your biggest screen struggle.

Silas Mähner, founder of Catholic Founders, reveals how to run your business as if a saint was the CEO. After wondering "What would it look like if Jesus ran a company?" in 2019, Silas launched a movement helping Catholic entrepreneurs lean into their calling as co-creators while proclaiming the Gospel through business success.

Top 5 Insights from Silas Mähner

• Catholic millionaires and billionaires must stop hiding their success, young men need holy examples, not just Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos as role models

• "We can't understand our unique calling as entrepreneurs without making space for silence so God can speak to us"

• Entrepreneurship is like jumping out a window repeatedly until you trust God will catch you, it's a mechanism to deepen faith

• The circumstances of your birth, geography, and encounters are a divinely crafted "movie set" where you're an independent actor with a divine script

• Even making less money as an entrepreneur is worth it, because you can't quantify the value of attending daily Mass and being present for your family

What You'll Learn:

1. Why separation of church and business is impossible (your decisions have eternal consequences)

2. How Wall Street Catholics convinced Silas to attend daily Mass

3. The real reason ambitious Catholics underestimate what they can achieve

4. Why Joseph of Arimathea is the perfect patron for wealthy Catholics

Connect with Dr. Johann D'Souza

Clinical Psychologist & Host

My practice: https://www.valuesfirsttherapy.com/

My collective: https://www.valuesfirstcollective.com/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/johanndsouza/

X: https://x.com/drjohanndsouza

Substack: https://drjohanndsouza.substack.com/

Connect with Silas Mähner

Founder, Entrepreneur & Podcast Host

Catholic Founders: https://www.catholicfounders.com/

To pay the bills: ErthTech Talent: https://www.linkedin.com/in/silasmahner/ / https://www.erthtechtalent.com/

The Inner Game of Learning: https://silas.substack.com/

CleanTechies Podcast: https://cleantechies.substack.com/

If you're a Catholic frustrated with corporate life or wondering if God is calling you to entrepreneurship, this episode reveals why trusting Him with your business might be the greatest act of faith you'll ever make.

#CatholicFounders #ChristianEntrepreneur #FaithAndBusiness #CatholicBusiness #VirtuousLeaders #SilasMahner #BusinessMinistry #OpusDei #CatholicPodcast