Show Notes
What if the Bible has far more to say about business than you've ever been taught?
In this episode, Andy Mason talks with Nicholas Leone, founder of The Business Bible, about discovering God's blueprint for work, leadership, and purpose.
Listen to the podcast here: Heaveninbusiness.com/podcast
Nicholas shares his remarkable story, from supernatural encounters with Scripture as a child to careers in hockey, Wall Street, and seminary, and explains why he believes the Bible is fundamentally a book about life, work, and partnering with God.
Together they discuss:
Why business matters to God
The surprising number of business leaders throughout Scripture
How to move beyond simply reading the Bible to knowing the Author
Why success alone isn't enough
Practical ways business leaders can begin engaging with Scripture today
Whether you're a CEO, entrepreneur, manager, or simply want to integrate your faith and work more deeply, this episode offers practical wisdom and fresh perspective.
Learn more about Nicholas Leone’s work, order the Business Bible, or download the Business Bible app at BusinessBible.com.
And if this conversation stirs something in you - if you want to be in the room with other business leaders who are asking how to hear God, build with God, and bring Scripture into daily business decisions - join us this August in Dallas for the Heaven in Business Conference
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