IBAM- International Business As Mission Biblical Entrepreneurship
Oct 26, 2026 · 20 min · 12 segments
What if the biggest thing standing between you and your calling isn't a lack of opportunity, but the decision to finally begin? In this episode of the IBAM Podcast, host Tom Carter welcomes Sebastian…
Sebastian UzcateguiGuestTom CarterHost
And it's always been my goal to help other people walk the same way that I have.

Now, as the only child immigrant here in the United States, it was very heartbreaking to see my family hoping for a better future in this country and just finding never-ending 12-hour shifts back to back to back.

So we kept wondering, where is this American dream that we keep hearing about? And that's why from a young age, I got to work trying to find it.

And through investments and entrepreneurship, I was able to really understand how to actually use this system that would otherwise oppress us into something that would allow us to elevate ourselves and prosper.

Not by adding or subtracting money in the nine to five world, but instead by investing and multiplying.

That is the exponential mindset that I always believe that God wants us to have.
In your faith journey, what really led you to seeing that this could be a viable business for you, not only for yourself, but then to pour into others what you've learned?

So truth be told, the more that I saw my own success as time went on and I kind of freed myself from having to work by doing investing full time, I looked around and I saw how rare that is and how many people were suffering and struggling, especially in the world of the church.

So what kind of inspired me to do this work for churches and for other people, for example, most of my students are Christians, right? A lot of the people who I invest for are church leaders.

The reason why is because I saw that people in the church specifically have so much in their spirit, but so little in their hands to do anything with.

And that's a tragedy that something as simple as financial instability would hold back an entire kingdom from doing the miracles that we are destined to do.

And so I got to work not only teaching people in churches, but also investing for church leaders to be able to fund their mission trips, for example.

It's not very different work from what you guys have going on, which I love how we're aligned in that space.

I've generated tens of thousands of dollars for people like Apostle Jordan Bryce, Axel Sepak, some other people here, Dedrick Torrey.

These are all people that I have invested for and have been able to fund either their church or their mission trips.

And that is what keeps me going every single day, knowing that I'm pouring back into the kingdom the same way that it poured into me.

And it's always been my goal to help other people walk the same way that I have.

Now, as the only child immigrant here in the United States, it was very heartbreaking to see my family hoping for a better future in this country and just finding never-ending 12-hour shifts back to back to back.

So we kept wondering, where is this American dream that we keep hearing about? And that's why from a young age, I got to work trying to find it.

And through investments and entrepreneurship, I was able to really understand how to actually use this system that would otherwise oppress us into something that would allow us to elevate ourselves and prosper.

Not by adding or subtracting money in the nine to five world, but instead by investing and multiplying.

That is the exponential mindset that I always believe that God wants us to have.
In your faith journey, what really led you to seeing that this could be a viable business for you, not only for yourself, but then to pour into others what you've learned?

So truth be told, the more that I saw my own success as time went on and I kind of freed myself from having to work by doing investing full time, I looked around and I saw how rare that is and how many people were suffering and struggling, especially in the world of the church.

So what kind of inspired me to do this work for churches and for other people, for example, most of my students are Christians, right? A lot of the people who I invest for are church leaders.

The reason why is because I saw that people in the church specifically have so much in their spirit, but so little in their hands to do anything with.

And that's a tragedy that something as simple as financial instability would hold back an entire kingdom from doing the miracles that we are destined to do.

And so I got to work not only teaching people in churches, but also investing for church leaders to be able to fund their mission trips, for example.

It's not very different work from what you guys have going on, which I love how we're aligned in that space.

I've generated tens of thousands of dollars for people like Apostle Jordan Bryce, Axel Sepak, some other people here, Dedrick Torrey.

These are all people that I have invested for and have been able to fund either their church or their mission trips.

And that is what keeps me going every single day, knowing that I'm pouring back into the kingdom the same way that it poured into me.
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