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Run a business that shows people who God is
Free 60-minute live webinar: 9 principles for building God’s Kingdom through your business.
Monday, October 26 · 1:00 PM ET (12:00 PM CT · 10:00 AM PT · 6:00 PM Amsterdam) · 60 min, incl. Q&A
The session
What we’ll cover
Nine principles, grouped in three kinds of impact — with time for your questions at the end.
Spiritual
Impact for eternity
- Making Jesus the Lord of your business
- Living and deciding in fellowship with God
- Being a witness without pushing or preaching
Social
Who you build with
- Relationships before results
- Servant leadership that earns real authority
- Turning your company into a community
Economic
Sustainable impact
- Profit with a mission — bucket or pipe?
- Economies of justice and righteousness
- Structures that multiply blessing
This is what it looks like
A barbershop to reach the unreached
“The way you treat your employees shows me who God is.”
A hotel owner in Kenya said that to George, a barber working two doors down — right before he said he wanted to believe in Jesus. That is what a Kingdom business does. Not a company with a Christian sticker on the window, but a place where God’s rule becomes visible in how you lead, how you price, and how you treat people.
George Nyaundi
Eastern Africa Regional Leader · Goodwill Kinyozi & Salon, Baringo County
George Nyaundi grew up in a Kenyan village that had never heard of Jesus — until a missionary family moved in and opened their home. Years later God gave him one assignment: go to the people no one else was coming for. He has worked among the East Pokot for over six years and planted twelve churches.
Before his Pioneer Business Planting training, George believed business was something a missionary shouldn’t touch. Afterward he opened Goodwill Kinyozi & Salon in Baringo County — barber, hairdresser, hair products, manicures. Within a few weeks he had eight to ten customers a day, and a reason to live right there among the people he came to reach.
Your host
Jonathan Nolan
Entrepreneur, author of Kingdom Entrepreneurship and From Power to Influence, and founder of All Nations Business for Movements.
He coaches local leaders in Africa, Asia and the Middle East who start businesses and churches side by side — and he teaches these nine principles from what he has watched them live out.
Who this is for
- Business owners who want their company to mean something beyond the balance sheet
- Church leaders wondering how the marketplace fits the Great Commission
- Professionals weighing whether to start something of their own
- Anyone who wants to see how business is opening doors for the gospel among the unreached
Why we’re hosting this
Our team walks alongside pastors, church planters and disciple makers in Africa, Asia and the Middle East, helping them start businesses that make them self-reliant and bring them into daily contact with people who don’t yet know Jesus.
Our goal is 1,000 churches and 1,000 businesses by 2028. This webinar is our invitation to you to see that work up close — to learn from it, pray for it, and, if the Lord leads, help us multiply it. Nothing will be pressed on you during the session.
One idea from the session
Are you a bucket, or a pipe?
A bucket collects blessing and keeps it. A pipe lets it flow through: to employees, customers, community, and the next church plant. Same business. Very different Kingdom.
- Bucket: Revenue comes in and stays in. Comfortable, but it stops at you.
- Pipe: Blessing flows through you: to your team, your community, and the next church plant.
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Monday, October 26 · 60 minutes · free to attend · 1:00 PM ET · 12:00 PM CT · 10:00 AM PT · 6:00 PM Amsterdam
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Questions people ask
How long is it?
One hour, including the live Q&A at the end. It’s free, and so is the e-book.
What if I can’t make the live session?
Register anyway. We’ll send the recording to everyone who signs up.
I don’t own a business. Should I still come?
Yes. These principles apply to any work you do, and much of the session is about what God is doing through ordinary believers in places most people never hear about.
Will there be an ask for money?
We’ll tell you plainly how our work is funded and how you can partner with it if you want to. Nothing is required of you to attend.
Your business can be an outpost of His Kingdom
Come and see what that looks like — here and now, in the marketplace.