We Godpreneurs have a responsibility to balance the vision tomorrow with the mission today.

When we Godpreneurs are very clear on how our business is significant to God’s bigger purposes

Godpreneurs take every human encounter as a possible sales opportunity.

We want relationships to work, and I think we all have a tendency to avoid conflict and stay together because it’s our instinct.

The temptation is there for me and you to take the spotlight.  But we have to battle that, and we always have to be giving credit to God.

Opposition in selling our God-given calling means that we’re on the right track.

Godpreneurs, if you’ll see God the same way you see a big investment in your business, you’ll be able to reap amazing benefits.

God already knows what we’re supposed to do, and life is a journey of drawing closer to God so He reveals that great purpose.

God wants us to share in His big office space, in His amazing shared workspace, and find shelter with Him!

We Godpreneurs act from a whole different set of rules than the normal marketplace functions under.

God could send anyone else to sell him the service or product you provide, but instead, He wants to use you.

We all have times in our business where we nail it, and other times where we can’t figure it out.

We Godpreneurs have had a moment in our life where God wants us to realize where our businesses can be used for His purpose, not our own.

Instead of marketing, I believe in being MARKED BY GOD.

Godpreneurs focus on others, not themselves.

Owning a business is stressful! But we have a responsibility to be the light, to be the difference.

As entrepreneurs, the reason we exist is to satisfy these desires in an equal exchange.

We all have opportunities in our businesses to lie, cheat and steal.  We have ways to twist the truth.

This is why testimonials are very important in business.  They give witness to the transformation.

We have been anointed to be great business men and women who contribute to their local church’s mission.