A deep dive into how faith-driven entrepreneurship, scriptural principles, and personal revelation can prepare Latter-day Saints to build Zion before the Second Coming.

In this episode, we explore how gospel-centered entrepreneurship can play a vital role in building Zion before the return of Jesus Christ. You will see how business principles from scripture, such as the example of the Brother of Jared, can guide you in solving problems, taking inspired action, and creating something of lasting value. This isn’t just about making money—it’s about creating a mission, serving others, and aligning your work with eternal purposes.

We share real-life stories of successful Latter-day Saint entrepreneurs like John Huntsman Sr., J. Willard Marriott, David Neeleman, and others who used their talents, resources, and influence to bless lives, strengthen communities, and further God’s work. Their examples show how you can combine innovation, faith, and integrity to achieve success that matters in the eternities.

You will also discover why building Zion starts in your own heart, home, and community, and how gathering around temples creates societies of light prepared for the Millennium. This conversation challenges you to see yourself as a leader in God’s plan, to prepare spiritually and temporally, and to step into your role in the redemption of Zion.


Watch the full episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/99gIwDP5VrY

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