In the realm of business, there’s a powerful Hebrew concept called Vaad, which translates to “committee” or “council”. It’s like having a wise cabinet where insights and counsel on future growth are shared. This wisdom can come from the main lecturer or fellow peers, on a deeply personal level.

I came across the Vaad concept during a conversation with a billionaire in Central America. His journey from an orphaned street kid to a real estate tycoon was remarkable. Despite his wealth, he was in tears, questioning his life’s purpose. “Why do I have all this money?” he asked me. It’s a question many wealthy individuals grapple with. When you have great abundance, you start questioning its purpose.

While most people think about retirement or savings, the wealthy ponder buying yachts, jets, or even islands. But these possessions are meaningful only if they align with why you are alive. Without understanding your core identity and purpose, you risk falling short of your destiny and missing out on true fulfillment.

Here at Prosperous Enterprise, we believe God is raising a generation of business leaders who understand their purpose in this world. Just like Esther saved her people from genocide in Persia, Kingdom entrepreneurs can bring hope and redemption to a suffering world.

Joining a Vaad Enterprise Council connects you with fellow Kingdom entrepreneurs who understand that wealth is a tool, not the end goal, and are committed to making lasting, positive change on Earth for generations to come.