One of the most profound revelations we can have in our business partnerships is applying this Purposed-Focused mindset to the relationship.

God intended for every business partnership to make Him known to employees, clients and all those that will do business with you guys.

God’s big idea is that He created you and your partner to bear His image in the marketplace.

God has given us Godpreneurs a great blessing in our business partners and in our businesses.

Godpreneurs let unforgiven go and let God change our hearts so that our businesses can grow.

It is part of the awesomeness of putting God first in your business that when we put our partners first, our own needs get met too.

When our behaviors in the business partnership are driven by pride, we want to win every argument about money, always be right.

Taking a “time-out” to set priorities straight is important for regaining balance in your business partnership.

The reality is that a partner is not designed to meet every need—that job is already taken by God

God has a plan for your season together as partners. He has the answers that you do not have. He wants to be the center of your business dea

The highest standard for your partnership has already been set by God; reaffirm your commitment to that as your standard today!

Why would any of us openly admit our wrongdoings in business, especially the ones we can hide? We confess because denial thwarts transformat

Businesses that we do business with would produce a great experience because there would be this culture of love

When we can look at our business partnership and see that it’s really there, as iron sharpens iron, to make us holy.

We all WANT great partnerships, and most of us are willing to put in the work to make it right, especially since our lively hood and financi

The God who is everything cares about your business partnership.

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

We entrepreneurs all have regrets, things we wish we could go back and change knowing what we know now, especially in our business partners.

Imagine a world where we actually incorporate tangible ways to live out these promises. We’re all sculptures being fashioned daily.

We’re born selfish.  It’s our instinct of survival to think of ourselves first. We all enter partnerships with a ‘what’s in it for me’.