Kingdom at Work Films

Vernon McKown knew God was calling him to make Ideal Homes a Kingdom company, but he didn’t think that he was qualified to be that kind of leader. Watch and see how the Lord transformed him, his team, and their business into a workplace that makes loving people its number one priority.

Nathan Hasse founded RelevantTec after God revealed to him that he did not have to travel far from home to do mission work. Nathan and his leadership team are now learning what it truly means to release control of their business to God.

Kingdom Driven Entrepreneurs helps business owners partner with God in their business. Watch stories from various business owners as they reveal the power of listening to the voice of the Lord.

After a separation in ownership, Eevolve’s foundation of love being at the center had to really take root. Watch how the Lord equipped these leaders to not only display love but to put it into action daily with their people.

Cornbread Hustle, a staffing agency for second chances, just might surprise you by the ways God is using its leadership and the people who have been hired because of the company. Watch how a drastic transformation in one person can change many lives.

This construction company based out of British Columbia, Canada, has embraced a relational style of leadership that not only has affected the leaders but all their employees.

Bo Dunagin was living a double life. When that was exposed, he had no choice but to come clean and own up to it. Watch what happens when the Lord meets him in his darkest moment and begins a restorative transformation in both his family and his business.

Epperson Payne Dental Group set out on a journey of transformation and with that came uncomfortable, yet necessary growth. Watch what happens as this dental group starts learning from the Lord and the principles His leadership is built on.

See how the Lord brought forth fruit from brokenness at Intelligent Design, leaving a ripple effect that would allow its employees to find the beauty in their own brokenness.