As Godpreneurs, we believe we’re on this earth to accomplish a duty and obligation God has set before we were born.

God’s entrepreneurial purpose for me, I’m starting to realize that business didn’t have to be so hard and confusing always.

As Christians, we have an eternal hope in Christ that allows us to face the challenges of life with calmness and peace.

It’s going to take practice for you to learn how to hear what God is saying to you. And the more you practice, the easier it will get.

The business is in debt.  You don’t know how to pay the employees and they are about to walk out. 

Are you making business decisions based on what YOU think is good to do, or are you praying and talking to God and reading His Word to find.

Discipline helps employees grow when it is delivered with empathy and love.

Our business is in vain if it is not focused on the Lord.

As a business owner, there are situations that make us feel inadequate because there is nothing we can do to “fix” the situation.

God asks us to focus on Him by being faithful to what He has called us to do.

When talking about our business to others, we might use these passages as a “motive check.”

When we have faith in God, circumstances will no longer dictate our peace and contentment in our business.

God wanted Gideon to know that victory does not depend on strength or numbers, but on obedience and commitment to Him.

We have a God who has made a promise to us entrepreneurs….for the Lord your God is bringing you into a good land.

Any area of our business where we have a tendency to become prideful about our abilities can hinder a strong relationship with God.

Is it possible that in an effort to be the best entrepreneur we can be, we sometimes neglect our own spiritual growth?.

Today I read Psalm 107 and it was the story of my entrepreneurial career.

Our charitable works should not be limited to believers (“do good to all”), but our brothers and sisters in Christ should take priority.

Our business is in vain if it is not focused on the Lord.

All you have to do is ask? Well, if you believe in the bible…then YES!