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With over 210,000+ downloads, Welcome to Kingdom Success! Maximizing your Kingdom potential in life and at work. If you are a business owner, professional, mom or dad, and you desire to be successful in life and at work God's Way, then please tune in each week as you discover HOW to be a success God's Way spiritually, physically, & financially. 

  1. OCT 21

    KS 426 - Legacy In Motion

    Send us a text Legacy doesn’t wait for retirement; it starts with the next choice you make today. We open up about a book that grabbed our attention—The Legacy Life by David Green and Bill High—and why it shifted how we read Scripture, build businesses, and raise families. From the marketplace to the kitchen table, we unpack why legacy is motion, why it isn’t about you, and how a spiritual foundation turns wealth and work into tools for service rather than trophies. If this resonates, share it with one person who comes to mind and tell them you’re thinking about their legacy. Then subscribe, leave a review, and let us know the first habit you’ll start this week. Support the show

    22 min

  2. SEP 23

    KS 425 - Work With, Not For: The Divine Partnership

    Send us a text The difference between working "for" God versus working "with" God might seem subtle, but it represents a revolutionary shift for marketplace Christians. Are you experiencing burnout, frustration, and diminishing returns despite your best efforts? The problem might not be your work ethic but your fundamental approach. Drawing from Proverbs 22:29 and the example of Bezalel in Exodus 31, Tyler shares how God values skilled craftsmanship combined with spiritual partnership. Through vulnerable stories from his college track career, Tyler illustrates how shifting from relentless self-effort to rhythmic partnership with God transformed both his athletic performance and academic success. This wasn't about working less—it was about working differently, with boundaries, intentionality, and trust. The divine partnership model offers a refreshing alternative to the exhausting cycle of striving that plagues so many professionals. When we invite Holy Spirit into our daily work, release control of outcomes, establish sustainable rhythms, and reframe our definition of success, we experience what Jesus promised in Matthew 11:28-30—an easy yoke and a light burden. The highest form of faith, Tyler suggests, isn't found in feverish activity but in restful trust that God is working through our competency. Whether you're an entrepreneur, sales professional, or employee seeking greater impact, this message offers practical strategies for moving from frustration to flow. The greatest testament to your faith might not be how hard you work, but how peacefully you partner. Ready to stop apologizing and start winning? Share this episode with one person who needs this message today. Support the show

    20 min

  3. SEP 16

    KS 424 - Hope Is Not a Strategy: Family Planning for Christians

    Send us a text What's the missing element in your family legacy plan? Most successful entrepreneurs wouldn't dream of running a business without a strategic plan, yet we often leave our most important organization—our families—to operate without clear direction or purpose. The reason God chose Abraham reveals the answer. Genesis 18:19 tells us God selected Abraham specifically because "he will direct his children and his household after him to keep the way of the Lord." This divine endorsement of family planning serves as our foundation for creating lasting legacies that extend beyond financial success. A comprehensive family plan consists of several critical components. Start with a vision statement—a concise declaration of what your family stands for (mine is "Passion for Jesus, compassion for people"). Develop a mission statement outlining how you'll live that vision daily. Identify core values that define your family character—these become the filters through which you make decisions. Finally, create a family constitution establishing rules for handling conflicts, money, responsibilities, and time. Implementing this framework requires intentional family gatherings where everyone contributes to the conversation about what you collectively value. Document these discussions and revisit them regularly during family meetings. As Habakkuk 2:2 instructs, "Write the vision down, make it plain." My family has begun this journey by exploring what the McCart family should be known for—loyalty, family unity, generosity, and Spirit-led decision-making. The benefits are transformative: unity during challenges, clear decision-making frameworks, stronger identity in your children, and effective transfer of both wealth and values to future generations. Don't leave your family's legacy to chance. Start crafting your family vision today, and discover how this intentionality becomes the foundation for generational impact. Have you started developing your family plan? Share this episode with someone who needs to hear this message, and let me know how these principles are transforming your approach to family leadership. Support the show

    22 min

  4. SEP 9

    KS 423 - Your children deserve both spiritual and financial inheritance.

    Send us a text What if everything you've been taught about legacy is only half the story?  Most Christians compartmentalize legacy into two separate silos: the spiritual (faith, salvation, values) and the material (money, property, inheritance). But Scripture paints a more integrated picture—one where resources and revelation work together to create lasting impact. Tyler McCart challenges the false dichotomy between spiritual and financial inheritance, using Abraham as the biblical model who both "commanded his children to keep the ways of the Lord" and was "blessed with flocks, herds, silver, gold, and servants." This holistic approach to legacy requires intentional action, not accidental happenstance. Through personal examples like his family's Sunday evening prayer and planning time, Tyler demonstrates how spiritual practices can naturally incorporate financial wisdom. He shares how he recently involved his children in understanding a business decision, explaining both the financial reasoning and the spiritual discernment that guided it. These intentional touchpoints create a framework where values and resources strengthen each other. "If you leave money without values, it's just entitlement and waste. If you leave values without resources, your children struggle," Tyler explains. The biblical pattern shows that God intends for marketplace Christians to excel in both areas, passing down a comprehensive legacy that equips future generations to advance God's Kingdom. Whether you're just beginning to think about legacy or looking to strengthen what you've already built, this episode provides practical steps to integrate faith and finances in your family planning. The call to action? Find one spiritual practice you can implement this week as the foundation of your holistic legacy. Ready to stop apologizing for success and start winning as a marketplace Christian? This episode is your roadmap to building a legacy that honors God in every dimension. Support the show

    37 min

  5. AUG 26

    KS 422 - The Paradox of Kingdom Success: Why Chasing Results Sabotages Your Blessings

    Send us a text Have you ever noticed how frantically chasing success often leads to frustration, while faithfulness seems to attract blessings effortlessly? This paradox forms the heart of our exploration in this thought-provoking episode. Drawing from Proverbs 28:20, we unpack a powerful truth that's easily overlooked in our achievement-oriented culture: "Faithfulness to God can't help but produce increase, but increase can't be the goal or it's out of order." This divine principle challenges the way many of us approach our work, businesses, and ministry efforts. When we invert God's order by making results our primary focus, we create pressure that ultimately sabotages the very success we seek. Through practical insights and biblical wisdom, we examine how faithfulness functions as the root from which all increase grows. Whether you're building a business, developing a ministry, or advancing in your career, you'll discover why the highest form of faith isn't striving harder—it's resting confidently in your faithfulness to God's principles while trusting Him with the outcomes. As Proverbs reminds us, "The horse is made ready for battle, but victory comes from the Lord." This message will transform your understanding of Kingdom success by showing you how to release the pressure of performance without sacrificing excellence. The blessings that flow from faithfulness aren't meant to be idols we pursue but tools that advance God's purposes through our lives. Ready to experience the freedom that comes from putting faithfulness first? This episode might be exactly what you need to hear right now. If this message resonates with you, consider whether someone in your circle needs this perspective too. Sometimes the most loving thing we can do is share wisdom that's impacted us. And if you're looking to strengthen your own faithfulness, start with consistent time in God's Word and prayer—it's the foundation from which all other blessings flow. Support the show

    19 min

  6. AUG 19

    KS 421 - Crafting Your Family Constitution: The Blueprint for Generational Legacy

    Send us a text Do you meticulously plan your business strategy but wing it when it comes to your family's future? You're not alone. In this powerful episode, Tyler McCart shares a wake-up call for marketplace Christians about the glaring disconnect between how we approach business planning versus family planning. Tyler recounts a story from speaker Randy Pope who, at a business conference, challenged executives on this very contradiction. These leaders unanimously agreed they would never invest in a venture without a comprehensive plan, yet when asked about their life and family plans, the room fell silent. This revelation becomes the springboard for Tyler's passionate call to create family constitutions—frameworks that unite spiritual values with financial legacy. Drawing from biblical principles and personal experience, Tyler explores how a family constitution serves as the North Star for generational wealth transfer that honors God. He outlines practical steps for defining family values, creating a shared vision, and establishing governance structures that can preserve both spiritual heritage and financial resources across multiple generations. Just as Moses documented Israel's stories in the Torah, Tyler encourages families to document their values and formative stories to guide future generations. This isn't about controlling your children's paths, but rather establishing a structure that can help pass along generational values and wealth for three generations or more. Tyler references the Rockefeller family's seven-generation success as an example of what's possible with intentional planning. Ready to stop compartmentalizing your faith and finances? Connect with Tyler about family banking and legacy planning through the contact information in the show notes. Whether you're just starting your personal life plan or ready to create a comprehensive family constitution, this episode provides the blueprint for building a legacy that matters. Support the show

    34 min

  7. AUG 12

    KS 420 - Your Family Is Your First Ministry: How to Build a Nation That Lasts

    Send us a text Your calling as a Marketplace Christian extends far beyond professional success—it encompasses creating a lasting family legacy that influences generations. Drawing from Jeremiah 29:5-7, Tyler McCart unpacks the biblical mandate to "build houses, plant gardens, take wives, and have sons and daughters" as a strategic blueprint for kingdom expansion. The concept of "starting your own nation" begins with establishing roots. When you own property, build businesses, and create stability, you're positioning yourself for greater kingdom impact. But the heart of this mandate centers on family formation. As Tyler points out, "God specifically chose Abraham because 'he will direct his children and his household after him to keep the ways of the Lord.'" Your commitment to raising godly children isn't just a personal family matter—it's a divine appointment to extend God's kingdom through generations. Perhaps most provocatively, Tyler challenges the modern reluctance toward family formation with biblical perspective: "Grandchildren are a crown to grandparents." He shares practical advice for preparing your children to make wise marriage choices, emphasizing that "next to following Christ, the choice of a mate is the most important decision your children will make." Rather than leaving this to chance, Tyler advocates intentional coaching on character traits and relationship development. The blueprint expands beyond family walls to community engagement. Like Mordecai, Joseph, and Daniel who influenced pagan governments from within, you're called to "seek the welfare of the city" where you're planted. Your sphere of influence represents your unique territory for kingdom impact—relationships you build intentionally that establish Christ's presence in places that might otherwise remain untouched. Will you step up as the point person for your family's legacy and your community's transformation? Support the show

    26 min

  8. AUG 5

    KS 419 - Start Your Own Nation: Building God's Kingdom in Babylon

    Send us a text Have you been so focused on national issues that you've missed your opportunity for local kingdom impact? That's exactly where Tyler McHart found himself before a profound shift in his thinking about Christian engagement in business, family, and community. Drawing from Jeremiah 29's surprising instructions to exiled Israelites in Babylon, Tyler unpacks how believers are called not to retreat from hostile territory but to establish themselves firmly within it. "Build houses, plant gardens, have children..." wasn't just advice for ancient Jews—it's a blueprint for modern Christians seeking to create lasting impact in their communities. Tyler challenges compartmentalized thinking that keeps our faith, business, and civic engagement in separate silos. Through personal stories—including a powerful family gathering where he and his sisters intentionally passed down their mother's values to ten grandchildren—he illustrates what it means to establish a godly legacy that transcends generations. This episode explores how Christians can "start their own nation" by creating wealth through entrepreneurship, establishing family values that resist cultural corruption, and strategically engaging with local government and business networks. Tyler shares his journey from national-level political focus to meaningful local involvement, including developing relationships with state representatives and community leaders. Whether you're a business owner, employee, parent, or simply a believer looking to maximize your kingdom impact, this message offers practical steps for becoming more intentionally engaged in transforming your community from the inside out. As Tyler says, "The family is going to help change the world, and I believe that starts with strong fathers, men of God that have a vision for their life." Ready to plant your garden in "Satan's city" and create an oasis of godly influence? This episode will show you how to begin building your own nation right where you're planted. Support the show

    33 min
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With over 210,000+ downloads, Welcome to Kingdom Success! Maximizing your Kingdom potential in life and at work. If you are a business owner, professional, mom or dad, and you desire to be successful in life and at work God's Way, then please tune in each week as you discover HOW to be a success God's Way spiritually, physically, & financially. 

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