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

The visions of where God wants me to go are constantly flowing, the spirit is always guiding, and I need to stay alert.

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

God calls us to belong to Christ in every area of our lives.

That’s your calling as a Godpreneur: to love.

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

In Christ, Godpreneurs have perfect freedom: That means I have the freedom to take risks, to fail, and to make mistakes.

Knowing what you truly desire in business requires spiritual maturity.

Gifts and skills therefore provide an element of guidance for discerning God’s guidance.

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

What God is wanting from Godpreneurs is that we submit fully to the spirit he gave us through belief in Jesus.

Love of my purpose of helping others. Love the people I was looking to make an impact on.

I choose to say “God made me unique and I let this light shine.” God would agree.

The brand story that I come up with for my clients is shaped by God’s own story for their lives...

The evidence of calling in the bible is why I know there’s something I was born to do.

The business God calls you to is where your deep gladness and the world’s deep hunger meet.

My work has become 100% spiritual in nature, guided by a God that is after the hearts and souls of every prospect and client I come across.

I know what my purpose is: I help people find and bring to life their identity.

This is exactly where God needed to take me in order to show me my true identity – His identity through me.

The word itself says that I’m going to do greater things than Jesus did. This mindset is what gives me the power to overcome my desire.