Believers or nonbelievers, stories of faith are encouraging and give hope.

We face many challenges in entrepreneurship and are sometimes overcome with fear and doubt.

As business owners, there are times when people of great use come into our lives to help us achieve great things. 

We all do this.  We forget the miracles, therefore forgetting the very thing that God is trying to use to strengthen our faith.

Do you have the FAITH to trust that by walking away from this prospect, you can walk into another prospect that is the one God wants you to.

Now I see entrepreneurial people as embarking on an amazing journey that will make them much better people.

Entrepreneurs, God Says You’re Heavy with Favor

One of the biggest lessons I’ve learned on this rollercoaster is THANKFULNESS.

Your team, customers, vendors or contractors will learn more from our actions than they do from our words.

Let's serve our team by teaching them how to be the best.

As Godpreneurs, we believe we’re on this earth to accomplish a duty and obligation God has set before we were born.

God’s entrepreneurial purpose for me, I’m starting to realize that business didn’t have to be so hard and confusing always.

The business is in debt.  You don’t know how to pay the employees and they are about to walk out. 

Are you making business decisions based on what YOU think is good to do, or are you praying and talking to God and reading His Word to find.

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

Our business is in vain if it is not focused on the Lord.

As a business owner, there are situations that make us feel inadequate because there is nothing we can do to “fix” the situation.

When talking about our business to others, we might use these passages as a “motive check.”

Any area of our business where we have a tendency to become prideful about our abilities can hinder a strong relationship with God.

Is it possible that in an effort to be the best entrepreneur we can be, we sometimes neglect our own spiritual growth?.