Stephen ScogginsFounder - CEO at Lion - Lamb Solutions

He Got 850 MILLION VIEWS…Then Started Turning Clients Away 🫢

7 Oct 2026 · 1 min

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In this YouTube interview, host Stephen Scoggins welcomes entrepreneur and faith‑led founder coach Remy Davenport, known for building "megaphones" that amplify the voices of purpose‑driven founders. Remy shares a recent personal crisis: his two businesses shut down simultaneously, leaving him with no income, $7,000 in monthly expenses, and no savings. Despite the fear, he felt a divine calling to take a bigger leap. He reflects on a core lesson that God cares more about the person he is becoming than the actions he takes, emphasizing inner transformation over external scaling. Remy also reveals his deep need for validation, rooted in a childhood lacking recognition, and explains how his social‑media presence and brand building are driven by a desire to fill that void. The conversation frames his mission to help other faith‑led founders do the inner work before they are amplified, positioning his "megaphone" model as a spiritual‑and‑business catalyst.

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Both of those being shut down at the same time, having no income, $7,000 worth of monthly expenses, no savings, you can be a little terrified. But I definitely felt that God was calling me to do something bigger and different, and I had to take that leap.
Our guest today builds megaphones for founders. However, they are faith-led founders that are actually doing the work that needs to be done before he amplifies them. Guys, please welcome the one and only Remy Davenport.
A lesson that I've learned in the past few weeks for myself that has really stuck with me is that God cares so much more about who I am becoming than what I am doing. Because in my mind, I'm like, man, I'd love to scale this business even faster because we can have more impact and do this and X and Y and all these things. I kind of had this question where I'm just like, God, like, why has things not happened the way that you wanted— I wanted them to happen? And yeah, that message just keeps coming back to me of, I care more about who you are becoming than what you're doing. Yeah. Because all I'm going to do is amplify whatever is inside right now. The The reason I'm going on social media or building this brand is because I need validation. 'Cause I grew up in a home where I didn't get validation.
Mm-hmm.
Or I didn't have success that was recognized in my household growing up. But if I go out here and do this, the world will recognize that success and they'll tell me. And therefore it will fill that void that I have since my childhood.