FAITHTalk.media L3C

A Business That Answers to Jesus First and Tithes from Gross.

We are looking for Peculiar People (1 Peter 2:9). If you are one, read on.

Peculiar People

“When God first told me to write a book, I thought I was done. Then He said write another book to teach others to write. I thought I was done. Then He said build a publishing company. I thought I was done. Then He said build a media empire. Twelve divisions later, FAITHTalk.media L3C is what faithful obedience looks like when you stop asking God how far this goes.”

— David Braddock, Founder & Chief Evangelism Officer, FAITHTalk.media L3C

There are for-profit businesses and nonprofits — but most people have never heard of a Low-Profit Limited Liability Company (L3C). An L3C legally cannot have profit as its primary motive. It has to support nonprofits. But honestly, most companies that incorporate as an L3C do so as a marketing tool. The law only requires them to donate a small percentage of profits to any nonprofit they choose. We liked the concept but went further. Our bylaws commit 10% of gross revenue — not profit — to churches, missionaries, and Christian workers. Written into our charter permanently.

We run on the Entrepreneurial Operating System® (EOS®) — a proven business framework used by tens of thousands of companies worldwide. The standard EOS® model has five seats: Visionary, Integrator, and three functional leaders — Sales & Marketing, Operations, and Finance & Administration. We kept all five and added three more.

Two Watchmen. Think outside board members whose only job is prayer and prophetic warning. Each holds 2.5% equity. The first serves as personal accountability partner to the Visionary and provides spiritual oversight to the entire leadership team — focused on their character and calling. The second watches for business, economic, and external threats the organization may not see coming. The only responsibility either must fulfill to earn and keep their equity is to pray and to warn.

Every person who works here — whether the CEO or the person who sweeps the floor — earns the same hourly wage. That wage is based on a living wage calculated to support a spouse and two children. No exceptions.

For our leadership team, we go further. Because we cannot track the hours spent in prayer, in thought, and in preparation for this organization — we give every leader equity in the company. That is how we honor what we cannot measure.

And above everyone, including the Visionary, we placed Jesus. Not as a metaphor. As the actual seat of authority. When we reach an EOS® Rock we cannot move or a major decision requires clarity, we fast and pray. Not as a ritual. As an act of humility before the One who actually runs this company.

That is what makes this a Biblical Operating System™. Our founder’s newest book explains how it works in practice.

A Biblical Operating System by David Braddock

If you want to learn more about EOS® we strongly suggest you read the books that started it all. If you want to understand the Visionary and Integrator dynamic, read Rocket Fuel by Gino Wickman & Mark Winters. If you are interested in any leadership role here, read Traction by Gino Wickman. When it publishes this September, A Biblical Operating System™ will show you exactly how we run differently.

Find the Seat God Created You For

If you are an entrepreneur or solopreneur, you already know what these functions are — because you are doing all or most of them right now. Some of them you pray you can soon afford to hand off to someone who was actually created to do them. You were not created to do everything. You were created to do something specific. EOS® helps you discover what that is.

That is why we fully embrace part-time leadership — what we call Fractional Biblical Accountability Roles™. Because we run twelve divisions on the same EOS® framework, the right person can sit in the same Biblical Accountability Role™ across multiple divisions simultaneously. One seat. Multiple divisions. Full-time impact on a part-time commitment.

What follows are all the Biblical Accountability Roles™ at FAITHTalk.media L3C — the five standard EOS® seats plus three additions unique to the Biblical Operating System™. Click any role to read the full description.

Biblical Accountability Role™

Visionary

The seat of big-picture thinking, relationships, culture, and major ideas. Currently filled. Described here so you understand the full structure you would be building with.

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Biblical Accountability Role™

Integrator

Harmoniously integrates all major functions. Runs day-to-day operations, drives accountability, resolves cross-functional issues. In EOS® this is often filled as a fractional part-time role.

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Biblical Accountability Role™

Fractional Sales & Marketing Leader™

Owns all revenue generation, audience development, social media selling, and affiliate strategy across every division.

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Biblical Accountability Role™

Fractional Operations Leader™

Owns fulfillment, process, vendor relationships, systems management, and execution across every division.

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Biblical Accountability Role™

Fractional Finance & Administration Leader™

Owns financial integrity, compliance, bookkeeping, the tithe discipline, and the administrative backbone of the organization.

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Biblical Accountability Role™ — Unique to the Biblical Operating System™

Watchman

Prayer and prophetic warning only. No operational authority. Two seats. 2.5% equity each. The role that has no equivalent in the standard EOS® model.

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Find the Seat God Created You For.

Send your resume and tell us which Biblical Accountability Role™ matches your gifting. We will reach out if a fit emerges.

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