Discover how being proactive as a Christian entrepreneur can change your business life. Learn from the Bible and Stephen Covey's 7 Habits.

We dedicate things so that we create a bond between the two subjects. Have you done that with your business?

Table of contents Introduction Why Christian CEOs Should Care About Building a Personal Brand Personal Branding and God-First Leadership...

God wants to use us tremendously in the marketplace.

The idea of operating from the Spirit is somehow managing to live in the present and not worry about our businesses’ past or future.

The heart of doing business in the Spirit emphasizes operating in the present moment to avoid most of the pain we experience in entrepreneur

How to take care of yourself to show up and perform your gifts in the partnership at the best you can!

Notice how when we put on a worship song, God whisks us away into his arms and, for a moment, we have no suffering or pain?

When your trust is in the Lord, you and your business are secure.

Integrity in our business friendships on LinkedIn is critical because it is the foundation upon which we build trust that leads to the more

When we focus on God and His eternal plan, He swaps out our negative notions for His positive perspective.

As entrepreneurs, we’re going to have people around us that aren’t as excited about our products and services as we are.

If you limit God, you define how He can work in your finances. If God is God, then you should broaden your expectation of Him.

We Godpreneurs operate under the command of one God that has called us. He turns haters into motivators.

It’s our pride, coupled with one or more of these thoughts that hold us Godpreneurs back from doing the very things that God wants.

You have one calling (vocation) built upon the first calling, your primary calling. Our calling is primarily about our identity.

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

We’re all going to face criticism.  I believe it’s there to help us grow in the face of adversity.

Godpreneurs: No shortcuts!  No stealing!  God is your CEO and he’s watching what you’re going to do.