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Show Notes

Deep in our hearts we all long for a life that is integrated. Our work, relationships, faith, marriage, parenting, health, marriage… how do you bring all the aspects of our life together and live one life?

Today’s conversation gives us an inside look at what this means for John Kapitan. John is a business owner, a father and husband, a farmer, and a man who daily seeks that integrated life… a man with a 21st century career living in an 18th century lifestyle!

Today’s Guest - John Kapitan

John is the CEO of Kapstone Medical, a company he founded in 2007 after 15 years in the medical device industry as a design engineer and regulatory affairs executive.

John received his BSME from Cornell University and MBA from the Weatherhead School of Management.

John, his wife Denise, and their 9 children live on a large family homestead retreat nestled in an Appalachian mountain holler of  500+ glorious acres just outside of Asheville, N.C.  

Learn more about them and their family farm, Kapstone Farm.

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Resources Mentioned in the Podcast

• Psalm 86:11 (NIV)

  Teach me your way, Lord,

  that I may rely on your faithfulness;

  give me an undivided heart,

  that I may fear your name.

• Hear more about Sabbath Keeping in our podcasts “Not Just for Sunday, Part 1” and “Not Just for Sunday, Part 2”

• Moment to Breathe - A Sabbath Poem by Stephen W. Smith (Copyright 2017)

  • Listen to the Moment to Breathe alone - use for your own reflection and meditation - A Sabbath Poem

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