We can run to Jesus in the dark hours of our entrepreneurial journey knowing he lives to mediate for us and pour out mercy upon us.

God came to save us from ourselves so we can live and run businesses free from the negative mindset that sin entangled us in.

We entrepreneurs all have our view of who Jesus is. Who we say Jesus is has a profound impact on every level of our business.

We Godpreneurs must be only motivated by serving others. It’s the new greatest commandment Jesus brought to tell us.

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

Do you know what a Godpreneur is? A Godpreneur is an entrepreneur who wants to put God first in the business!.

Daily Godpreneur is a place where you could find inspiration, and encouragement to manage your business putting God first!

Excellence inspires trust, loyalty, and respect, it also establishes a personal brand reputation that will follow you wherever you go.

We live in a business world of contrasts. I have noticed that money can cause a sort of blindness that is difficult.

Success in entrepreneurship does not happen overnight. It is the result of faithfulness in little things over a lifetime.

When we live in ambition, we rob ourselves of what’s most important: serving the people that he’s put around us today.

In establishing your business purposes, start with your relationship with God, your family, and at work with clients and employees.

Be honest with yourself and ask God to help you develop the patience you need to wait on Him and not create your own success.

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

Peace will always be an elusive dream in our businesses unless we first meet the Prince of Peace, Jesus Christ Himself.

We entrepreneurs get these visions and our natural instinct is to bring that vision to life right away.

How do we choose God and become a Godpreneur when our whole life we’ve been an entrepreneur, doing business on our own.

That’s what entrepreneurship is.  Its discovery – then its fulfillment of the discovery. We all need to understand that we are discoverers.

One of the hardest things in being an entrepreneur is accepting the limits of our control.

I had a feeling that we are all entrepreneurs…kind like how we are all sales people.