There are times you will come in your business where God will ask you to drop it, leave it, and let it go. 

As entrepreneurs, especially as Godpreneurs, we’re going to face extremely difficult and lonely times.

There are times in our entrepreneurial life where the problems and attacks are going to come from many directions.

We all come across situations in our businesses where we might compromise our integrity, break from our normal systems and ways of business.

Godpreneurs, if you’ll see God the same way you see a big investment in your business, you’ll be able to reap amazing benefits.

God already knows what we’re supposed to do, and life is a journey of drawing closer to God so He reveals that great purpose.

We Godpreneurs act from a whole different set of rules than the normal marketplace functions under.

We all have times in our business where we nail it, and other times where we can’t figure it out.

Owning a business is stressful! But we have a responsibility to be the light, to be the difference.

We Godpreneurs have something that’s very different from normal entrepreneurs:  we have a God that has a plan.

We regard every day as a precious gift of time to spend in preparation for what He will do through us.

God wants to make an appeal through you to reach your partners, employees, contractors, vendors, prospects and even people on your email.

We all have victories in our days, probably more than the defeats. But the problem is that when the defeats come, then OVERCOME our minds.

When God is our CEO, it's not just to bark down commands to you.

This time of rest actually strengthens you and you do even better the next set! 

But God will do whatever it takes to bring us Godpreneurs back into communion with Him.

As entrepreneurs, our hearts are always somewhere. And more times than not, its either on money or on the customer.

Imagine if we spent as much time praying for our business as we spent looking through social media, watching TV, or the other things we do.

One of the hardest things in being an entrepreneur is accepting the limits of our control.

We’re entrepreneurs. There’s ALWAYS something wrong.  Either internally in myself or externally in the business or world.