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

My choices affect my relationship with God and the outcome of everything I do in my business.

Anything in business that ignites your desires to the detriment of your good judgment and common sense could be considered a harlot

Be honest with yourself and ask God to help you develop the patience you need to wait on Him and not create your own success.

Business is not a game of chance for me; it is serious kingdom work and the stakes are eternally high.

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

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

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

Business is about solving problem after problem. Nothing happens when you’re jumping from happiness to happiness.

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’ve all gone through suffering in one way or another. This means it’s unavoidable, then God MUST be using it for a reason.

We entrepreneur tend to be good at several things, but not great at any ONE THING.  We run all aspects of our business.

As entrepreneurs, we all want people to say great things about us. Not just when we pass away, but also today.

We entrepreneurs have goals in our businesses. Every year we don’t accomplish a goal, we suffer.

We can all make a connection to God’s greater purpose and his will for our business.

Something out there doesn’t want you to succeed. It could be our own minds and self-limiting beliefs.

I’ll admit that I live with a restlessness that cripples me with fear, anxiety, and frustration. You’re not going to believe me when I...

Confessing it keeps you in reality and prevents you from convincing yourself that it’s right.  

The reality is that us entrepreneurs are addicted to working. We’re looking to fill an empty space that can only be filled by God.

Peace will always be an elusive dream in our businesses unless we first meet the Prince of Peace, Jesus Christ Himself.