When you tithe, you are showing God that we have our priorities straight in our finances.

When we Godpreneurs invest in anything that helps us grow, we’re telling that our mind is set on knowing and growing closer to Him.

Giving is about developing the attitude of understanding that God’s given us something, and we should want to give that to the world.

Godpreneurs memorize and repeat Bible verses that help us grow personally and in business.

We need to start with our thirst to know Jesus more. See, Jesus lived distraction Free. He had one goal: redemption and restoration.

God inspects the way we Godpreneurs manage our money. Our motives as Christian Entrepreneurs will determine the stewardship of resources.

As Godpreneurs, the chains were broken, and you are to live freely in the marketplace.

God inspects the way we Godpreneurs manage our money. Our motives as Christian Entrepreneurs will determine the stewardship of resources.

What a person does in his private life is a strong indication of what is going on in his heart.

We entrepreneurs need to have the highest financial IQ of all people working on earth.

God has entrusted us to come up with businesses so that we can hire more people and manage more of God’s money.

We’re not alone. We entrepreneurs all go through the same issue of not having a stable income. Giving is a spiritual act.

Each type of giving we do has a return to yourself and our businesses.

The word of God has a lot to say about the way we communicate with each other. HOW we talk to each other will. Make all the difference.

In our business partnerships, God wanted us to be different and diverse and for us to leverage that and celebrate our differences.

One of the most profound revelations we can have in our business partnerships is applying this Purposed-Focused mindset to the relationship.

All of us entrepreneurs have been there, and we’ve all also experienced the consequences of not trusting God in our businesses.

Trust is one of the most important pillars of the Christian entrepreneur’s walk.

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

When we can look at our business partnership and see that it’s really there, as iron sharpens iron, to make us holy.