Show Notes
In this episode, Andy Mason sits down with Will Hart, CEO of Iris Global, for a compelling conversation about the role of business leaders in advancing God's Kingdom.
Drawing from decades of ministry around the world, including revival among unreached people groups, miraculous testimonies, and leading one of the world's most influential missions organizations, Will challenges the common belief that supernatural ministry belongs only inside the church.
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Together they explore why entrepreneurs, executives, and everyday professionals are uniquely positioned to carry God's presence into the marketplace.
You'll hear inspiring stories of businesspeople operating in healing, prophecy, and evangelism, discover why hunger matters more than title, and learn how hearing God's voice can transform both your business and your influence.
If you've ever wondered whether your workplace can become a place where Heaven touches earth, this conversation is for you.
Episode Highlights
Will Hart's journey to leading Iris Global
Revival amid persecution in Mozambique
Why business is a powerful Kingdom platform
Marketplace miracles and supernatural leadership
Hearing God's voice in everyday work
Cultivating hunger for God
Living beyond compartmentalized Christianity
Practical encouragement for business leaders seeking greater Kingdom impact
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Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction 00:12 Is God's power only for ministers? 01:25 Will Hart's journey from addiction to leading Iris Global 05:15 Revival, persecution, and what success really looks like 07:27 Are business people called to demonstrate the Kingdom? 09:40 Business leaders advancing the Gospel around the world 12:16 Marketplace miracles and prophetic business leaders 17:38 Why Christians compartmentalize faith and work 20:23 What Kingdom demonstration actually looks like 23:02 Why business leaders should experience missions firsthand 26:15 Stop funding the Kingdom—start demonstrating it 27:06 Hearing God's voice in business 30:03 Hunger is the key to supernatural living 33:36 How to cultivate spiritual hunger 36:56 Bringing your business gifts into your spiritual life 37:55 Why Paul wrote Philemon to a businessman 41:42 Prayer for marketplace leaders
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