We Godpreneurs that have a big message to share with the world can sometimes feel this conflict and it may hold us back from pushing forward

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’.

God’s design is for community to be formed and for one hand to wash the other.

Sometimes in partnerships we’re put into situations where one person is a believer and the other isn’t.

As Godpreneurs, God’s our CEO and he knows what he’s doing.

If our purpose is to serve God with our businesses but also make time with him our #1 priority, we’re on the right track.

Whatever difficulties you are currently facing in your business, turn them over to God, and leave him to determine the results.

God also talks about a multitude of counselors in earlier proverbs. Not just one consultant…but MANY!

Gifts are totally unexpected, undeserved, and given from a heart that wants to strengthen a relationship.

God says hold your tongue. God says to show love.

We think that we’re the only ones that can do it the best.  We get impatient. We can do that sometimes as entrepreneurs.

Godpreneurs work for an audience of one: God.  He’s your boss

We must have faith that God will refresh us…because His word says it.

Stay connected to your employees by loving selflessly and having a servant’s heart.

Let's serve our team by teaching them how to be the best.

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

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

Motives are things that would please God, therefore he would grant them to us.

You might not have the faith built up yet to immediately turn to prayer when troubled times come.