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Serving as a chaplain with Tyrannus Network International (TNI) over the past six months has been a deeply enriching part of my ministry journey. It has given me the opportunity to walk alongside Christian business leaders and professionals who are passionate about integrating their faith with the everyday realities of the marketplace. At TNI, I’ve had the privilege of offering pastoral care, spiritual guidance, and contributing to the development of a strong biblical theology of work and business—one that speaks directly into leadership, entrepreneurship, and daily vocational life.

One of TNI’s core initiatives is the Theology of Business and Work—a strategic course designed to help believers recognize that Monday to Friday is not secular space, but sacred ground. Through this course, we challenge participants to reframe their Monday—to see their work as worship, their business as a divine calling, and their workplace as a mission field. We continually affirm the biblical call to live as Priests, Prophets, and Kings in the domains God has assigned to us. We are to walk faithfully in these callings, trusting Him to lead and direct our paths.

The framework are spiritually grounded in Scripture and shaped by real-world application, TNI equips marketplace believers to rediscover the meaning and value of their vocation. We help them lead with integrity, pursue purpose, and develop a Kingdom-centered mindset that transforms both character and influence.

This initiative is part of a broader two-year roadmap focused on cultivating faith-driven leaders who embody Christ in their work and decision-making. My experience with TNI continues to affirm this deep conviction: the Church is most alive when our faith moves beyond Sunday and is boldly lived out in the spaces where God has placed us.

A typical TNI session brings together both dimensions—one hour of spiritual engagement and one hour of intentional business networking—fostering a unique environment where faith and enterprise meet for Kingdom impact.

Rev. Eric Mau

Chaplain of TNI Chapter MY 001