KS 414 - Giving Your Way Out of Debt

Send us a textA chance YouTube video about a 96-year-old pastor who had read the Bible over 1,200 times sparked my curiosity and challenge: could I read the entire Bible in just 90 days? Not only did I complete this challenge once, but I've just finished my second consecutive 90-day reading plan—essentially consuming the entire Scripture twice in six months.This accelerated approach to Bible reading revealed something profound that my previous annual reading plans never could. Rather than examining small portions of Scripture in isolation, reading large chunks daily allowed me to step back and see God's grand narrative unfold like viewing an entire painting instead of focusing on a two-inch corner. The chronological arrangement provided crucial context, especially when moving between historical books and prophetic writings. Witnessing Paul's missionary journeys in Acts alongside his epistles brought new depth to familiar passages.My method combined visual reading with audio input—following along in my physical Bible while listening through earbuds—which required 30-45 minutes of daily commitment. The dual-input approach helped maintain focus and improved retention. Throughout this experience, God's persistent faithfulness became unmistakably clear, even through the sometimes-depressing sections of judgment found in the prophetic books.Despite the tremendous benefits, I'm now feeling led to slow down again. The rapid pace left little time for meditation, journaling, and allowing specific passages to deeply penetrate my heart. There's a balance to be found between seeing Scripture's grand narrative and camping out in individual chapters where the Holy Spirit can speak personally.Have you ever read through the entire Bible? Whether you choose a 90-day sprint or a more measured pace, I challenge you to experience the fullness of God's Word in 2024. If this approach intrigues you, consider joining me in the YouVersion Bible app where chronological reading plans make this journey accessible to everyone. Let me know how your Bible reading journey is going—I'd love to hear what God is showing you through His Word!Support the show

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Send us a textThe power of faith-filled words can transform your financial situation as demonstrated by Tyler McHart's personal story of miraculous provision. When down to his last $19.17 with checks already in the mail, Tyler chose to speak words of faith rather than fear, resulting in an unexpected $3,000 payment arriving at the exact moment of need.• Real estate career crisis in 2002 with $20,000 debt hanging over a newly married Tyler• Life-changing encounter with Paulette and "The Honey Bunch" who introduced him to faith principles• Discovery of Charles Capps' book "God's Creative Power" that transformed his understanding• Learning that faith-filled words bring victory while fear-filled words lead to defeat• Miraculous provision when speaking Philippians 4:19 over an empty bank account• Immediate answer to faith declaration through unexpected $3,000 payment discoveryIf you're interested in learning about the family banking concept I've been using for five years, reach out through the link in the show notes to send me a text expressing your interest.Support the show

Send us a textWhat does it truly mean to succeed as a Christian in the marketplace? Tyler McHart dives deep into this question, drawing from his 12-year journey as an entrepreneur and his transformative encounter with "The Go-Giver" philosophy.The pivotal moment came when Tyler was about 30 years old, working in corporate sales and desperately seeking a different approach to business. A simple yet profound quote from minister Mike Murdoch changed everything: "What you make happen for another, God will make happen for you." This single idea perfectly aligned with what Tyler discovered in the book "The Go-Giver" - that by focusing on creating value for others rather than yourself, success naturally follows.Tyler makes a compelling case that everyone engages in selling, regardless of their formal role. Whether you're a parent encouraging your child to eat vegetables or a minister sharing the gospel, you're selling ideas and choices. He shares the fascinating etymology of the word "sell," which comes from the Old English "sellan" meaning "to give" - a revelation that transforms how we understand sales entirely. The true definition of selling, Tyler explains, is "learning what people do want to do and helping them do that."Ready to transform your approach to business and life? Explore how kingdom principles and giving-based strategies can revolutionize your success. Join Tyler's upcoming webinar on family banking by clicking the link in the show notes, and discover how to stop apologizing and start winning as a marketplace Christian.Support the show

Send us a textStop apologizing and start winning with a revolutionary approach to entrepreneurial time management. Have you ever felt like you never truly "shut off" from your business? This exact challenge led me to discover a life-changing system that's already transforming my productivity, clarity, and peace of mind.Drawing from Dan Sullivan's entrepreneurial coaching wisdom, I share how structuring your week around just three types of days creates magical boundaries in your life. Focus Days become your revenue-generating powerhouses—time dedicated exclusively to activities that directly impact your bottom line. Buffer Days provide crucial space for organizing, planning, and administrative tasks that prepare you for success. Perhaps most revolutionary are Free Days—complete disconnection from work to rejuvenate through family time, personal interests, and true rest.After completing an intense track coaching season, I felt like "a big rock had been removed from my aquarium." This newfound space allowed me to reassess how I was structuring my time as both an entrepreneur and Kingdom-minded business leader. The typical entrepreneur's tendency to work late into the night after family goes to bed or constantly think about business even during supposed downtime doesn't have to be your reality.Ready to bring intentional structure to your entrepreneurial journey? This simple yet profound system might be exactly what you need to thrive both professionally and personally. Give it a try and let me know how it transforms your approach to business and life!Connect with me through the link in the show notes if you're curious about family banking and creating a financial legacy that breaks free from traditional banking limitations.Support the show

Send us a textHave you ever noticed that Jesus—despite carrying the most critical mission in history—was never in a hurry? This profound observation has been challenging me for years as the Holy Spirit consistently whispers: "Tyler, slow down." In our hyper-connected world where information bombards us at unprecedented rates, we've normalized a pace of life that runs contrary to how Jesus operated. After reading "The Relentless Elimination of Hurry" by Mark Comer, I've been confronting this tension between modern expectations and divine example. What if, instead of simply trying to imitate Jesus' character, we actually adopted His lifestyle—including His deliberate, unhurried pace?This episode explores a powerful principle I've been meditating on, borrowed from Navy SEAL tactical training: "Slow is smooth, smooth is fast." These elite warriors understand that deliberate, controlled movements under pressure lead to superior outcomes compared to rushed, panicked actions. When applied to our lives as Christian entrepreneurs and marketplace believers, this wisdom transforms our effectiveness. Moving methodically, thinking clearly, and proceeding with intention creates the space for true excellence and divine guidance.Consider where hurry might be sabotaging your success and limiting your kingdom impact. Are your rushed decisions truly producing the results you desire? What might change if you approached your work, relationships, and spiritual practices with the controlled precision of a SEAL on mission rather than the frantic pace our culture celebrates? The answer might surprise you—and accelerate your true success in ways hurry never could.Support the show

Send us a textHave you ever felt pressured to make an important business decision right away? That uncomfortable feeling of being rushed or pushed may actually be revealing something crucial about the source of that guidance.The concept that "Holy Spirit is a gentleman" transforms how we approach decision-making in business and life. When faced with opportunities—even multi-million dollar ones—there's a profound difference between feeling pulled toward something and being pushed into it. This episode unpacks a powerful discernment tool I learned years ago that has saved me from countless fear-based decisions.Drawing from Ephesians 3:20-21, we explore how God works "not by pushing us around but by working within us, his Spirit deeply and gently within us." This gentle wooing stands in stark contrast to the high-pressure tactics we often encounter in business negotiations. When someone says, "If you don't decide now, the offer's gone," that pressure rarely aligns with God's patient, drawing nature.For Christian entrepreneurs navigating complex business landscapes, this principle provides a reliable litmus test: if it creates anxiety rather than peace, if it demands immediate action through fear rather than confidence, it likely isn't divine guidance. Through personal stories, scripture insights, and practical application, this episode equips you to recognize the difference between the anxious push of human demands and the peaceful pull of God's direction.Subscribe to continue exploring how faith and business success intersect, and share your own experiences with discerning God's gentle guidance in high-stakes decisions!Support the show

Send us a textWe explore the crucial role of vulnerability and community in leadership, particularly for Christian men. Tyler shares insights from his experience with Joshua Men, emphasizing the importance of brotherhood and continuous spiritual development as essential pillars of effective leadership.• Overview of Joshua Mint and its significance for men's leadership• Importance of vulnerability and authenticity in relationships• Insights into Dan Ryland’s role in developing the J-Men program• Call for men to establish accountability partnerships• Reflection on the necessity of ongoing leadership training and immersionSupport the show

Send us a textCan aligning your financial journey with spiritual principles lead to true prosperity? Join me, Tyler McHart, on Kingdom Success as we explore the transformative power of integrating faith with marketplace strategies. Through my latest venture into private banking and family legacy planning, I share personal stories and insights into how biblical wisdom can guide us towards genuine success. We'll reflect on Proverbs 10:22 and its promise of wealth without sorrow, and I'll invite you to become part of our Wise Guys community on the YouVersion Bible app for shared monthly Proverbs readings and discussion.Discover how the biblical promises made to Abraham can serve as a blueprint for our own prosperity. By examining the Hebrew meaning of "blessing" and personalizing scripture, we recognize that our success is a divine gift rather than solely our own achievement. As we navigate this journey, learn how offering what you have and aligning your actions with spiritual obedience can lead to empowerment and breakthrough. Whether you're starting a new venture or seeking to enhance your current path, this episode is rich with perspectives on walking in faith and receiving what a higher power has graciously provided.Support the show