A Christian children's story on the difference between being an employee and being an entrepreneur.

As entrepreneurs, our identity must be locked in Christ so that the work of our hands is really just an extension of His hands.

If you would allow God to be in the driver’s seat of your business, you will sit back and enjoy a beautiful ride.

You have to believe that God knows what is best for your business and that he will not abandon you.

We need to remember God's promises, even when it's not going well according to our plans, God is in control,

Is it possible to genuinely have this confidence level in oneself and others?

We’re waiting with expectations in our businesses. We’re hoping and expecting and waiting to see what God is going to do.

Do you wake up every morning to run a business you hate, with clients and employees you don’t like, getting paid less than you're worth?

Purpose. Thankfulness that you were chosen to solve a problem. Awareness to your calling.

The heart has to be guarded because not only is our own heart deceitful above all things, and desperately wicked (Jeremiah 17:9)

God wants us to focus on the business He created us to start!

God doesn’t call the qualified; he qualifies the called.

God already has a plan, we simply have to ask Him to reveal to us what He wants from our business and marriage.

God wants our business and marriage to move forward to conquer new levels of purpose and passion.

If you find yourself waiting on God today, stand on His Word. He says there is hope in your future.

We Godpreneurs are not afraid when problems hit our business and personal life, but instead, we are confident in the Lord.

You are redeemed.  You are a child of God.  You are His. He made you uniquely, with a gift and talent that only you were born to do.

Somehow, we Godpreneurs have been taught that righteousness and wealth can’t co-exist.

First, we need to understand the exact words…. Born… To… Do?

We Godpreneurs especially need to know the promises of God. The business world is tough.