Scott Lewis a husband and father of four children under the age of 13 calls himself a "bussionary": a missionary who uses his skills in business to help fulfill the Great Commission.

After a mission trip to Albania, Scott and his wife, Kirsten, decided to sell their small tool business in California to go into full-time ministry. "I've always shared my faith in my business every chance I could," says Scott, "but I thought if I could do it full-time, then I could really make my life count for God."

Surprisingly, Scott sensed God saying no. Instead, he kept the business and used it to fund the ministry in Albania. Together, the young couple set a goal to give $50,000 the following year—more than 100 percent of their income. The Lord blessed their faith, so they increased their goal the year afterward.

Since then, Scott and Kirsten have given more than $1 million to help fulfill the Great Commission. In addition to giving their finances, Scott lends his time to Campus Crusade, using his gift of public speaking to address History's Handful conferences. He has also told his story around the world. Whenever possible, his home-schooling wife goes with him, and together they tell how God has used many facets of their life for His glory. "We have been experiencing more meaning and purpose in our Christian life than we ever did before," raves Scott.