Hearing God's Voice in Your Business Isn't Complicated || Cultural Catalysts

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Ahab recounts God telling him, 'I don't count the minutes, I count it all joy,' reshaping his understanding of prayer during a car worship session.

The episode begins with Kris Vallotton introducing his co-host Ahab El Hindi and guest Tim Walls, who runs Kingdom Business Consulting. Tim explains his role as a 'Sherpa' for CEOs, helping bridge spiritual truths with practical business application. A common challenge discussed is that business leaders hear sermons but struggle to translate them into actionable steps for their companies. Tim and Ahab share personal anecdotes, such as Ahab's experience where God redefined prayer as 'moments, not minutes' during a car worship session. They talk about practical tools like setting alarms for 'five-minute vacations' to reconnect with God throughout the day. The conversation shifts to the importance of moving from crisis-driven prayer to proactive, relationship-based listening. Tim illustrates this with a story of a CEO who avoided a payroll crisis by obeying God's nudge to buy flowers for his wife and play with his kids mid-day, which led to new contracts. Kris Vallotton emphasizes the need to 'actionize' prophetic words, citing examples like his 'Kings are coming' dream. They discuss redefining success as obedience, referencing Joseph's 17-year journey. Tim shares his background in ministry and business, learning to hear God in mundane situations like fixing TV remotes. The hosts warn against canonizing methods, using a dream symbol book that failed because it replaced relationship with rigid principles. They highlight that spiritual authority comes from connection, not techniques. The episode concludes with an invitation to a free accelerator program and a planned global business network for faith-driven entrepreneurs.

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A business conversation about faith that keeps asking what comes next.

Chris Vallotton and Ahab El Hindi sit with Tim Walls, an author, teacher, business coach, and founder of Kingdom Business Consulting, in a conversation that tries to bridge the practical and spiritual for CEOs and executives.

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For when your business needs discernment and your coffee has already worn off.

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