Father God, On this Thanksgiving, we take a moment to reflect and thank You for this incredible community You’ve brought together. We’re so grateful for the hearts and minds here, each person uniquely called and gifted by You. Thank You for the ways You’re working in each of our lives, even in the seasons where it’s hard to see. We ask Your blessing over everyone in this community—over their families, their dreams, their challenges, and their victories. Strengthen us, guide us, and remind us that we don’t walk this journey alone. For those who are struggling right now, we pray for Your peace and direction. For those who are celebrating, we thank You for their joy and the reminder of Your goodness. Let this community continue to be a place of support, growth, and encouragement where we can inspire one another to live out the calling You’ve placed in our hearts. As we gather with our loved ones today, help us to carry this gratitude into everything we do. Let it shape our words, our actions, and the way we love and serve others. Thank You for being so faithful, for showing us what’s possible when we trust You fully. We commit this community to You, Lord, and ask that You bless it in ways we can’t even imagine. May the work we do here ripple out and leave a legacy that glorifies You. In Jesus’ name, amen.

Let’s talk about something many Christian entrepreneurs won’t admit: We say things like, “I don’t care about money; I just want to make a bigger impact.” And we mean it—impact is why we’re here. It’s why we work hard, why we push through challenges, and why we stay committed to the mission God gave us. But let’s be honest. It’s not just about impact. Deep down, many of us do care about income. Not for selfish reasons, but because we want to: • Bless our families with security and freedom. • Grow our businesses so we can reach and serve more people. • Give generously to our communities, churches, and ministries. Here’s the thing: there’s nothing wrong with desiring financial abundance if your heart is in the right place. Money isn’t the problem. It’s a tool—a resource God can use through you to multiply your impact. The problem is we often feel like admitting we care about income makes us less spiritual. But that’s not true. When you pursue financial success with integrity, it becomes a means of creating lasting change. So, let’s stop pretending we’re above caring about money. Instead, let’s focus on stewarding it well. You can prioritize impact and trust God to provide the income to sustain it. The two aren’t at odds—they work together. Be honest with yourself. Dream bigger. Pursue both impact and income, and trust God to use you to make a difference that lasts. What are your thoughts on this?

Welcome to our community of Kingdom leaders! We're thrilled to have you here as part of a dynamic group of believers called to establish heavenly solutions in the earth. This is a training ground for the modern-day Elijah’s, David’s, Deborah’s, and Esther’s—those who know they’ve been called for such a time as this. In this community, you’ll find resources, mentorship, connection, collaboration, and the support needed to step fully into your God-given purpose. We’re here to help you gain the clarity, confidence, and conviction to fulfill your mission with passion, power, and purpose. Explore our discussions, engage and collaborate with fellow members, and dive into the content designed to equip you for the unique assignment God has placed on your life. Be sure to start with the “Community Navigation” module. We believe in you, and we’re excited to see the impact you’ll make. How does Skool work? For every comment or post, you get points. Points move you through the levels. Moving through the levels unlocks different goodies. We'll be adding more goodies as we grow. Soooo… I'd love to learn more about you and the community would too (not to mention, it earns you points which will advance you to Level 2 so you can post!). Head over to “Introduce Yourself.” Leave any questions below. We're so grateful God has led you here. Welcome to the movement!

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Business and ministry often revolve around personal success, yet Jesus’ example reminds us to serve with a heart fully focused on God. He didn’t seek approval, profit for the sake of profit, or recognition—He worked solely to reach souls and fulfill the Father’s purpose. As we begin to reflect on the past year and look ahead into the new year, we’re invited to do the same. Let’s realign our work to reflect His example, letting faith, discernment, and sacrificial generosity lead our actions. 1️⃣ Quiet Obedience: Seek guidance in private with God. Instead of aiming for public recognition, build your vision in the hidden spaces, letting God be the ultimate guide. 2️⃣ Soul-Focused Discernment: Look beyond earthly metrics to truly see the people you’re called to serve. Let God shape each decision to meet real needs, not just surface goals. 3️⃣ Sacrificial Generosity: Give without expecting anything in return. Pour out freely, trusting that God will multiply what you’ve given in ways you might not see but that make an eternal impact. I’m committed to following Jesus’ example, working with a heart set on God’s mission. May every word, action, and decision bring us closer to His purpose and expand His kingdom. Love in Christ, Angela