Somehow, we Godpreneurs have been taught that righteousness and wealth can’t co-exist.

God designed us to be creatures of habit, and when we’ve learned something, it’s not easy to unlearn it.

As ‘Godpreneurs,’ if we believe anything is possible with God, then anything is possible when God provides us with more money to manage.

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.

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

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

You´ll get a message in your inbox to help you grow closer to God and the customers you serve.

We’re not alone. We entrepreneurs all go through the same issue of not having a stable income. Giving is a spiritual act.

Business’s challenging obstacles and seasons can cause us entrepreneurs to feel overwhelmed with frustration, depression, and sadness.

Our particular businesses are important and are different than what He has in mind for all other entrepreneurs.

God may change your direction but He will not abandon you. If you persist, you will discover the entrepreneurial purpose He has designed for

Successfully identifying my entrepreneurial purpose now makes it easier to accomplish goals and succeed in other areas of my life.

If we want to know if a vision is from God, we must ask ourselves, “Does this require me to step out in faith?”

God will use the little you have to do great and extraordinary things in and through your business.

Our minds need to be set on God’s promises for our lives and business, in order for us to continue living in purpose and passion...

Wherever you are in your entrepreneurial career, whatever you’re challenged within your business today, God can show you how to overcome.

The wisdom of Proverbs indicates that if God is at the top, every other aspect of my business life will fall into place.

We often think of “significant work” in such grandiose terms that we have trouble imagining today’s work as having an impact.

Many Christians entrepreneurs have the impression that church workers have a higher calling than other businesses.

We’re in business to serve people.  Period.  There is no business unless there’s another person involved that’s receiving or adding value.