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In this powerful episode, we unpack one of the most biblically sound, economically proven, and spiritually multiplying systems for global transformation: IBAM’s Three Fish Model.
Traditional charity often results in temporary relief — but not long-term change. Today, we reveal why most giving fails to produce lasting impact, and how a simple, biblical model is empowering entrepreneurs, strengthening churches, and multiplying disciples across Africa, Asia, and beyond.
Whether you’re a strategic giver, a faith-driven entrepreneur, or a church leader longing for a more sustainable missions model, this episode will shift how you see generosity, discipleship, and Kingdom impact forever.
🔥 What You’ll Learn in This Episode
1. The Problem With Traditional Giving
Why most donations create temporary relief, not transformation
The rise of “impact anxiety” among donors
Why strategic givers crave sustainability and transparency
2. Why Business-as-Mission Works
How business becomes a discipleship engine
Why work is worship, not a “secular” activity
How entrepreneurs naturally become community influencers
3. The Three Fish Model Explained
Give a Fish: Startup seed capital that restores dignity and opens doors.
Teach to Fish: Biblical business training that creates sustainability.
Equip to Disciple: The secret multiplier — entrepreneurs discipling through their businesses.
4. Real Stories of Transformation
Aziza — Five flower shop branches across Central Asia, employing missionaries and funding church growth
Suryan — Using his business to employ and disciple struggling students in Indonesia
Elijah & the Chicken Business — A business funding youth ministry, feeding families, and spreading the Gospel in Zambia
5. The Ripple Effect of One Entrepreneur
How one empowered believer impacts:
Their family
Their employees
Their church
Their village
And future generations
6. Why $10/Month Actually Multiplies
The myth of “small gifts don’t matter”
How IBAM tracks, measures, and reports impact
Why this model aligns perfectly with strategic, faith-driven givers
“This isn’t charity. This is sustainable, Gospel-centered multiplication.”
⭐ Leave a Review
If this episode inspired you, moved you, or gave you a new vision for sustainable impact, leave us a review. Your voice helps others discover the mission.
Learn more about the IBAM mission here - https://www.ibam.org/
By IBAM- International Business As MissionIn this powerful episode, we unpack one of the most biblically sound, economically proven, and spiritually multiplying systems for global transformation: IBAM’s Three Fish Model.
Traditional charity often results in temporary relief — but not long-term change. Today, we reveal why most giving fails to produce lasting impact, and how a simple, biblical model is empowering entrepreneurs, strengthening churches, and multiplying disciples across Africa, Asia, and beyond.
Whether you’re a strategic giver, a faith-driven entrepreneur, or a church leader longing for a more sustainable missions model, this episode will shift how you see generosity, discipleship, and Kingdom impact forever.
🔥 What You’ll Learn in This Episode
1. The Problem With Traditional Giving
Why most donations create temporary relief, not transformation
The rise of “impact anxiety” among donors
Why strategic givers crave sustainability and transparency
2. Why Business-as-Mission Works
How business becomes a discipleship engine
Why work is worship, not a “secular” activity
How entrepreneurs naturally become community influencers
3. The Three Fish Model Explained
Give a Fish: Startup seed capital that restores dignity and opens doors.
Teach to Fish: Biblical business training that creates sustainability.
Equip to Disciple: The secret multiplier — entrepreneurs discipling through their businesses.
4. Real Stories of Transformation
Aziza — Five flower shop branches across Central Asia, employing missionaries and funding church growth
Suryan — Using his business to employ and disciple struggling students in Indonesia
Elijah & the Chicken Business — A business funding youth ministry, feeding families, and spreading the Gospel in Zambia
5. The Ripple Effect of One Entrepreneur
How one empowered believer impacts:
Their family
Their employees
Their church
Their village
And future generations
6. Why $10/Month Actually Multiplies
The myth of “small gifts don’t matter”
How IBAM tracks, measures, and reports impact
Why this model aligns perfectly with strategic, faith-driven givers
“This isn’t charity. This is sustainable, Gospel-centered multiplication.”
⭐ Leave a Review
If this episode inspired you, moved you, or gave you a new vision for sustainable impact, leave us a review. Your voice helps others discover the mission.
Learn more about the IBAM mission here - https://www.ibam.org/