What happens when you quit your job with no plan, simply because you felt it was time? In this powerful episode of the Bizzin Podcast, David May shares his personal faith journey—from realizing he couldn't rely on his parents' religion to discovering true Christian leadership.

This conversation explores the intersection of faith and business, offering a moving Christian testimony about trusting God in seasons of transition. Whether you are navigating Christian entrepreneurship or looking for a faith podcast that speaks to real struggles, David's story of obedience and finding purpose will inspire you.

In this episode, we cover:

1. How faith becomes personal and real
2. Trusting God in seasons of major transition
3. Christian business principles: Living out values in any structure
4. Raising children with identity and exposure to real life
5. Why success is actually discovering who you truly are

David opens up about the moment he realized he needed his own relationship with Jesus while living in Sweden. From studying psychology and working in sales to serving in ministry, his story is one of obedience, growth, and trust. He reflects on resigning from a non-profit organization without knowing the next step—but with a deep peace that it was time.

David challenges us to know who we are, to live life with our children, and to pass on identity before instruction. For David, success is simple: To be known as someone who loves Jesus above everything else.

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