A portion of your investment portfolio can and should go directly towards efforts in bringing people to Christ.

We need to replace the self-made man lie with the truth:  We are God- Made Men and Women!.

Taking a “time-out” to set priorities straight is important for regaining balance in your business partnership.

The reality is that a partner is not designed to meet every need—that job is already taken by God

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

Businesses that we do business with would produce a great experience because there would be this culture of love

When a business chooses to serve their clients like Jesus served, the relationship instantly improves.

What do Christian entrepreneurs do when we’re stabbed in the back, spit on, stepped over, or downright shamed by others in our business?

Gratitude is a boost to get people on your vision and riding the rocket with you. It will also help employee retention.

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’.

What would happen if all we did was work our team to exhaustion and never say thank you or give credit for their role.

When we pray for others and intercede on their behalf, God finds favor in you and them.

As entrepreneurs, the idea of partnerships and investor money sounds so great to us.  We get more help, and we feel like a real business.

As Godpreneurs, we’ve allowed God to be the CEO of our businesses, so we’ve also given Him the authority to bring us.

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.

Discipline helps employees grow when it is delivered with empathy and love.

Our charitable works should not be limited to believers (“do good to all”), but our brothers and sisters in Christ should take priority.

The business and the partnership will always contain these things.