Description

What if the $10 in your wallet right now could multiply into businesses, discipleship, and transformed communities around the world? In this episode, we challenge the belief that “small gifts don’t matter” and reveal the surprising Kingdom math of impact.

Through inspiring stories from entrepreneurs like Patience in Africa, Mapesho in Zambia, Elijah’s chicken business, and Claire’s flower shops in Central Asia, you’ll see how even the smallest seeds grow into eternal harvests.

This is not charity as usual—it’s discipleship through business. Discover how $10 a month can turn into jobs, dignity, and the spread of the Gospel.

🔑 What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

1. Why many donors experience impact anxiety—and how IBAM answers it with transparency and trust.
2. The biblical principle of multiplication: five loaves and two fish… and today’s $10.
3. How IBAM’s $10/month Impact Membership empowers entrepreneurs with training, micro-loans, and discipleship tools.
4. Real testimonies from entrepreneurs like Patience, Mapesho, Elijah, and Claire—proof that small seeds grow big Kingdom fruit.
5. Why business is ministry, not separate from faith—and how you can be part of discipling nations through enterprise.

• 00:00 Introduction
• 01:09 $10 Question
• 02:00 Impact Anxiety
• 03:14 Multiplication Explained
• 04:50 Real World Impact
• 07:12 Personal Choices
• 08:15 Conclusion

🌍 Why This Matters:

Most people think only large donations or big organizations can change the world. But God delights in multiplying the small. In His Kingdom, $10 doesn’t just add—it multiplies into exponential impact.

This episode will shift the way you see generosity. What feels small in your hand becomes miraculous in His.

“$10 in your hand may feel small. But in God’s hands, it multiplies into businesses, discipleship, and entire movements.”

🙌 How to Get Involved:

Ready to see your generosity multiply? Become an Impact Member today for just $10/month. You’ll receive monthly updates, real stories, and proof that your seed is growing.

Learn more about the IBAM mission here - https://www.ibam.org/