If you say Jesus is at the center of your business… but the Word of God isn’t shaping your daily decisions, something is off.

In this episode, Andy Mason breaks down how to actually read the Bible as a business leader—not just for information, but for real-life transformation.

From early experiences with scripture to developing a daily rhythm that informs decisions, leadership, and identity, this episode is both practical and deeply personal.

You’ll learn:

• Why most leaders struggle with consistency in the Word
• How to move from reading the Bible to encountering God
• The role of community and mentors in spiritual growth
• Why slowing down is the key to deeper revelation
• A simple rhythm you can start today

If you’ve ever felt disconnected, inconsistent, or unsure how to engage the Bible in your work life, this is for you.

Join the free 30-Day “Word at Work” rhythm to build consistency and connection with God in your business: Word at Work

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00:00 – Intro: Why the Bible Matters for Business Leaders
01:30 – The Rise of Bible Curiosity (Especially Gen Z)
02:30 – The Problem: Faith Without Foundation
03:30 – Invitation: Building a Word-Centered Rhythm
04:30 – My Current Rhythm with the Word
06:00 – Early Foundations: Memorizing Scripture as a Kid
08:00 – When the Word Became Real
10:00 – Real-Life Encounters with Scripture
12:00 – The Role of Mentors and Community
14:00 – Learning How to Study the Bible
16:00 – Why Reading the Whole Bible Matters
18:30 – Slowing Down to Hear God
20:00 – Tools That Help You Engage the Word
21:30 – From Information to Relationship
23:00 – Practical Steps to Start Today
24:30 – Invitation: 30-Day Word at Work Rhythm
26:00 – Final Encouragement and Prayer

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