God is our business, strategist. He’s the top CEO in the world. He’s got a plan that He created well before we arrived at the scene.

We all have a purpose and design. The God who manufactured us gave us an intended use that, if we can align ourselves properly too.

God wants to show himself through the business we launch.He wants to refresh our soul and guide us along the right paths for his name’s sake

We start by seeking and implementing what His will is for our business and marriage.

As a Godpreneur, you have committed to putting God first in your businesses.

Gifts are Received, Business Talents are Inherited.

You were born and handcrafted to serve the marketplace, and God’s gifted you with something others don’t have.

God gives way out and into His path for us: Jesus.

We can meet our business partners mistakes with a response that heals and moves the business to a whole new level.

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

Why would any of us openly admit our wrongdoings in business, especially the ones we can hide? We confess because denial thwarts transformat

We all WANT great partnerships, and most of us are willing to put in the work to make it right, especially since our lively hood and financi

You can go on believing that fantasy if you want, but the truth is this: Your business will NOT complete you; your business will complicate.

The enemy is at work in our businesses, our nonprofits, and our campaigns to further our causes, and some of his favorite tools are his lies

Sometimes telling the truth in business is not easy; in fact, it can be downright unpleasant. But we are called to be truth-tellers.

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

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

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

God’s still tweaking a few things in you, then he’ll reveal.

We all get into arguments with our partners. But what’s it all for? Can we even remember WHY the last argument started?.