Do you feel unseen at work? Discover why the Kingdom doesn’t need your brand to matter—and how to partner with God, hear His voice, and lead with eternal impact.

Welcome to Heaven in Business—where we help you partner with God, build better business, and multiply Kingdom impact. If you’ve ever wondered, “Does my work even matter if no one knows my name?” this episode is for you.

In this conversation, Andy Mason unpacks Luke 10 and the “unnamed 70,” showing how some of the most powerful influencers in Scripture were never recorded by name. You’ll discover why the Kingdom advances not by branding but by obedience; how to hear God at work; and how small, faithful actions can catalyze outsized impact in your company, team, and city. You’ll also hear stories from recent Heaven in Business gatherings and a practical challenge to act on what God’s already saying.

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Three Practical Takeaways

1. Say His name, not yours. Shift from brand-building to obedience—measure success by faithfulness, not applause.
2. Obey where it costs and no one sees. Take one action this week that advances God’s purposes even if it gets zero credit.
3. Read to connect, not perform. Open Scripture to meet the Author; let His voice shape your decisions at work.

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Timestamps
00:00 Welcome & why Heaven in Business exists
00:40 Orlando workshop & “business couples” theme
01:25 Palm Beach marketplace gathering: hunger for God at work
02:20 What’s coming: conference, regional workshops, retreats
04:42 Reading Luke 10—Jesus sends the seventy, many unnamed
07:06 The Kingdom isn’t built on brand—Jesus knows your name
09:31 A roll call of “unnamed” world-changers (widow’s mites, Samaritan woman, boy with loaves, centurion, etc.)
11:53 Acts 1: 120 in the upper room—most names never recorded
14:12 What really matters: unity, obedience, surrender—not visibility
16:33 Personal story: choosing obedience over brand (Heaven in Business)
18:38 This week’s activation & closing prayer: “Jesus, I choose to be known by You.”

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Year-end review with God: Andy’s practical playbook (5 Cs & 4 Ps) to hear God at work and build a focused, joyful kingdom business in 2026.

Welcome to Heaven in Business—where we help you partner with God at work so you can build a better business and multiply Kingdom impact.

In this insider episode, Andy Mason walks through his end-of-year review and planning rhythm, how he reflects with God month-by-month, captures testimonies, discerns the theme of favor, and turns that into a focused 2026 plan. You’ll hear highlights from a full year of ministry and business, global travel and workshops, trainings that equipped local leaders, healings and fresh testimonies, family milestones, and nonprofit outreach through the Hope Directive to serve emerging economies. Andy then shares what’s next: tighter focus, fewer but deeper partnerships, a mentor-accelerated path, and a small, Jesus-first mastermind for business owners. He also unpacks two simple decision filters you can adopt right away: the 5 Cs for partnerships (chemistry, capacity, calling, credibility, character) and the 4 Ps for projects (purpose, passion, proficiency, profitability). Use these to plan with peace, steward your time, and keep joy at the center.

Three Practical Takeaways

1. Do a month-by-month replay with God: scan your calendar, list key wins and testimonies, identify the favor theme, then plan from that place.

2. Prioritize what only you can do: say “no” to good so you can say “yes” to best; delegate or delay everything else.

3. Decide with the 5 Cs & 4 Ps: test people and projects for alignment, then check for peace and joy before committing.

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Comment Prompt What did God highlight as your 2025 “theme of favor,” and how will you plan 2026 from that?

Timestamps

00:00 Welcome: why review + plan with God matters (faith, business, family)

00:45 The current team setup & counsel (advisors, EA, social, finances)

02:20 Hope Directive: equipping leaders in emerging economies

03:10 Year-in-review method: calendar scan, testimonies, favor theme

04:30 Early-year wins: miraculous provision & pricing/budget wisdom

06:30 Conference highlights: encounters, activation, local ownership

07:40 International travel: retreats, workshops & divine connections

09:10 Training leaders: “tell–show–do” to multiply local impact

10:05 Healing testimony on the road & growing faith at work

11:00 Family milestones and what success looks like at home

12:10 Lessons from delays, discomfort, and staying hungry

13:30 Strategic shift: less travel, longer pipeline, laser focus

15:00 Growth Path & mentor-accelerated cohort (what to expect)

16:00 A small mastermind for business owners (Jesus + business)

17:00 The 5 Cs: chemistry, capacity, calling, credibility, character

18:00 The 4 Ps: purpose, passion, proficiency, profitability

19:00 Planning with the Holy Spirit + budgeting by faith & diligence

19:45 Final invitation: steward favor, focus on what multiplies impact

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Plan your year with God using five expectation shifts to hear God at work, lead with clarity, and build a purpose-driven kingdom business.

Welcome to Heaven in Business—where we help you partner with God, build better business, and multiply Kingdom impact. In this episode, Andy Mason equips you to plan the year ahead by resetting five core expectations so you can hear God at work and lead with clarity, courage, and purpose.

What you’ll learn: We walk through five expectation shifts from Luke 7--authority-fueled, dead, confused, none/complacent, and shame-limited—and translate each into simple practices for your planning rhythm. You’ll finish with a faith-filled plan that aligns your goals, calendar, and leadership decisions with Jesus.

Three Practical Takeaways

1. Lead from Jesus’ authority. Start with His word over your life and business, then set goals that match His scale, not your fear.

2. Invite God to revive “dead” areas. Ask where hope or initiative has been buried; make one concrete change to act on renewed faith this quarter.

3. Trade disappointment for focus. List what God is doing, celebrate small wins, and double down on the fruit you’re seeing.

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Join the conversation: Which expectation are you resetting—authority, dead, confused, none, or shame-limited?

Timestamps

00:00 Welcome: why “reset expectations” matters for Q1 planning
02:14 What’s coming up: conferences, workshops, retreats
04:41 Andy’s daily way of hearing God (Scripture, questions, context)
07:06 God’s Word sustains leadership; introducing the five shifts
09:28 Shift #1: Authority-fueled expectation (Centurion—“say the word”)
11:46 Shift #2: Dead expectation (Widow of Nain—revive what’s lost)
14:04 Shift #3: Confused expectation (John the Baptist—drop offense)
16:31 Gratitude + realignment: refocus on what God is doing
18:54 Shift #4: No expectation (Pharisee—break complacency, take risk)
21:14 Practical ways to disrupt “business-as-usual”
22:21 Shift #5: Shame-limited expectation (receive grace, dream again)
24:00 Closing invite: comment, connect, and plan your next steps

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