We Godpreneurs have all had times where we’ve needed help, and we’ve had times when people in our church needed our help.

When we Godpreneurs invest in anything that helps us grow, we’re telling that our mind is set on knowing and growing closer to Him.

Giving is about developing the attitude of understanding that God’s given us something, and we should want to give that to the world.

When it comes to managing money, we’ll always see the fruit of our efforts in a different season. Things will come in God’s Timing.

You’re waiting on God… but God is actually waiting for you.

The most important relationship we can have as Godpreneurs is the one with God.

We entrepreneurs have so much pressure to bring in money for ourselves, so we are more likely to experience depression and anxiety.

A portion of your investment portfolio can and should go directly towards efforts in bringing people to Christ.

Business changes always, and money can’t be relied upon, therefore worrying about it is senseless.

When we’re not content, we’re not able to think in the abundance that God has for us. Inadvertently, we block money from channeling to us.

We Godpreneurs all have some kinds of fears that we deal with. Most of us have fears we don’t even know about.

We Godpreneurs are called to be money managers for the 60 or so years of our entrepreneurial careers.

When we show God that we can manage the money we’ve been given, He opens up some more money for us.

We Godpreneurs especially need to know the promises of God. The business world is tough.

God’s sole desire is a relationship with us, he inserted an X factor into every business decision so that we would develop our faith in Him.

God’s calling us into a fuller relationship with Him, and He’ll use an entrepreneurial venture to accomplish that.

If we entrepreneurs don’t have the right framework around our calling, we’ll also fall for anything coming our way.

For us entrepreneurs to be distracted less, we have to do some prep work in our mind and heart. And God is faithful.

Becoming a Christian Entrepreneur doesn’t eliminate distraction and the tendencies we have to sin and to our own thing.

God gives way out and into His path for us: Jesus.