In this conversation, Matt and Luis discuss the intricacies of marketing and branding, focusing on personal transformation, business strategies, and the importance of storytelling. They explore the journey from military service to entrepreneurship, emphasizing the significance of health, personal growth, and building a strong company culture. The discussion also delves into the evolving landscape of social media, the role of AI in marketing, and the necessity of emotional connection in branding. Ultimately, they highlight the importance of leadership, trust, and the power of community in achieving business success.

What separates a truly Kingdom-focused business from one that simply has Christian trappings? Miguel Garcia, prophet and business mentor, joins Matt Walton to unpack this critical distinction.

Miguel cuts through religious facades to reveal that Kingdom business isn't about prayer meetings or Bible verses on walls—it's about complete heart surrender. He explains how business owners often compartmentalize, giving God control of certain areas while keeping tight reins on finances. This spiritual division prevents the supernatural multiplication God offers: "Two fish plus five loaves equals feeding 15,000 people. Who's going to complain with that?"

The conversation dives deep into practical revelation as Miguel shares how the wealthy's true challenge isn't giving money but surrendering control. Through biblical examples like Abraham and Isaac, he illustrates that obedience plus sacrifice equals resurrection power—the divine equation for transforming failing companies into thriving enterprises.

Most powerfully, Miguel reveals how hearing directly from God transforms business decisions more effectively than any book or podcast. Matt shares personal testimonies of receiving divine downloads for his company's systems, partnerships and strategies during mountain retreats with God. They discuss how unforgiveness blocks business breakthrough, why family relationships must be healthy for kingdom businesses to thrive, and why the current revival is happening through marketplace leaders rather than traditional platforms.

Whether you're struggling with control, seeking supernatural business growth, or wondering why your Christian business isn't experiencing breakthrough, this conversation offers transformative wisdom for entrepreneurs ready to move beyond religious activity into genuine Kingdom partnership.

The transformative power of structure, second chances, and meaningful work takes center stage in this deeply moving conversation with Javier. From the depths of addiction to becoming a provider for his family, Javier's journey demonstrates what's possible when someone receives the opportunity to rebuild their life.

"I didn't have a job and I didn't have a life. The only thing I did is do drugs every day," Javier candidly shares at the start of our conversation. His wake-up call came through incarceration – an experience that finally broke through where previous rehabilitation attempts had failed. The transition program Casa Grande became his lifeline, helping him recover basic identification documents and connecting him with employment opportunities that would change everything.

What makes this story remarkable isn't just Javier's personal transformation, but how quickly he embraced structure and responsibility. Where once his days revolved around substance use, now his mind focuses on work tasks, supporting his mother financially, paying child support, and saving for his own place. "It feels good being able to provide to my family," he explains with genuine pride. His enthusiasm for planning five and ten years into the future reveals how profoundly his mindset has shifted.

As business leaders, we have the unique privilege of collaborating with individuals like Javier, providing the structure that paradoxically creates freedom. Through our DCAT program, we're developing blueprints to help employees accomplish their goals systematically. Listen to this episode to understand how Kingdom-minded business practices can transform lives while building successful companies. Have you considered how your business might become a vehicle for similar transformation stories?