Bryan Elliott: Building the Kingdom in Multiple Spheres

Bryan Elliott is the founder and president of an engineering company in New Brunswick. That alone would be a credible career. But Bryan treated his business as a platform, not a destination. The company became a case study for what Kingdom business looks like when the leader takes responsibility for more than profit.

From that foundation, Bryan founded two nonprofits. One serves children from lower socioeconomic backgrounds in New Brunswick. The other focuses on family restoration. These are not side projects. They are expressions of a leader who sees business as a vehicle for community transformation.

Then came the book. As In Heaven: Life in God's Kingdom NOW has been distributed to more than 3,500 people worldwide. It was given away at the Come Together gathering in Saskatchewan — an event that drew 18,000 attendees and saw 1,100 salvations. Bryan did not sell the book. He gave away 3,427 copies. That is a different posture. It is generosity with intellectual property, not just money.

The As In Heaven Podcast extended the reach further — 36 episodes, over 10,000 downloads across 24 countries. A daily devotional launched in January 2025. And a second book, Ascension: Living Beyond Limits, followed.

But perhaps the most striking credential is this: Bryan spoke to 97 government leaders representing 29 nations in Ottawa. That is not a church conference. That is civic influence at an international level, earned through credibility built over years of consistent Kingdom leadership.

Bryan serves on the TOWC board. His story demonstrates what happens when a marketplace leader decides that their business is not the end goal — it is the beginning of something larger. Engineering company. Nonprofits. Books. Podcasts. Government influence. All flowing from one person who said yes to Kingdom responsibility.