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The 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 discovery

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What 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.

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