I haven't been in the word every morning like I used to. The Problem: Burnout Like many of you, I’ve often caught myself muttering, "I’m overloaded." Consider the disciples in a boat, swamped by a sudden squall on the Sea of Galilee, as told in Luke 8 ‬ [22] One day Jesus said to his disciples, “Let us go over to the other side of the lake.” A squall came down on the lake, so that the boat was being swamped, and they were in great danger. [24

Like, he had an envelope for God, for charity, for vacations, for toys, and Nintendo games. Just like Aiden, we all need to learn how to budget our money so we can make sure we have enough for BIBLE VERSE: Luke 16:10 “If you are faithful in little things, you will be faithful in large ones.”

Actively waiting is a special kind of waiting for the state, like when you’re aware that something important I like to call opportunistic alertness the lifeblood of Godpreneurship because it's all about tuning Your adversary the devil prowls around like a roaring lion, seeking someone to devour." OPPORTUNISTIC ALERTNESS Luke 12:35-48 ESV says “Stay dressed for action and keep your lamps burning, and be like men who are waiting for their master to come home from the wedding feast, so that they may

(Luke 6:19 NIV) While Jesus was leading His own pilgrimage of launching the church, the people recognized But, if you were honest with yourself, there are likely areas that we haven’t given over to Jesus yet are ready to be fully spiritual healed, we have to be willing to write down the answer to questions like

a tribe through niche audiences through the medium makes it the perfect vehicle for those who would like (Luke 4:43 ESV) When building a Christian personal brand, your business should be to spread Christ's By now, in this book, you’ve likely found the message that will set you apart in the Christian personal Follow up Like with most things in life, consistency will determine what you can get out of podcasting

Like a father wanting the best for my child, I want to guide my friends to the shortest, easiest way Like a Shepard that is herding his flock, we too are called to hear a certain group of people. (Luke 6:38 NIV) When you run a God-First business, Jesus shapes our hearts, and a new spirit comes in This heart moves and thinks like God. But yours isn’t like mine or anyone else’s. If yes, then you and I have something in common, but we likely differ in what type of people (women,

personal development from a biblical perspective, emphasizing the Holy Spirit's role in producing Christ-like character traits and the importance of forming Christ-like habits through sanctification. The Pharisees tried, but Jesus condemned them (Luke 11:37-44). First, let's be clear that it's the Holy Spirit's job to produce Christ-like character in you. You do it by forming Christ-like habits.

Jesus says in Luke 10:42 "But few things are needed—or indeed only one. 

It feels like I’m walking in the wilderness with no clue about where to go or how I’m going to get out We can stare at our phones, journals, or computer screens, and it’s like our creativity went blank. says: Jesus, full of the Holy Spirit, left the Jordan and was led by the Spirit into the wilderness, (Luke Instead, it looks like he embraced the experience and, as we know, he does come out stronger, emboldened

The bible says in Luke 12:42-43 NIV: “The Lord answered, “Who then is the faithful and wise manager, (Luke 12:42-43 NIV) The trick to managing people is knowing that God is YOUR boss and he’s going to get

(Luke 5:4‭-‬10‭, ‬10‭-‬11 MSG) You and I aren’t any different than Peter. Like Peter, you probably have many flaws in business, but Jesus wants to work through your faith to show

(Luke 11:9 NIV) Jesus says to ask, seek, and knock. Bring back moments where you helped someone, and it felt like you were in your zone.

(Luke 11:9 NIV) Jesus says to ask, seek, and knock. Bring back moments where you helped someone and it felt like you were in your zone.

I’ve taken on clients I shouldn’t have because the lure of money was there. (Luke 2:10‭-‬11 NIV) Jesus came to save you and your business.

I don’t know about you, but when things start to go great in my business, I do less praying and seeking of God, and more marketing and seeking of money. But then the roller coaster takes a dip, and the pipeline dries up and we find ourselves scrambling for the next check. But God will do whatever it takes to bring us Godpreneurs back into communion with Him. In the famous story of the prodigal son, it took a series of events before the rebellious boy “came to his senses” and decided to return to his dad in repentance. He ran out of money, was deserted by all his so-called friends, and was starving. He found himself working in a pigpen, hungering for the miserable seedpods the pigs were eating. It’s easy for us to think, ‘well that boy deserved it after what he did!’. But you and I become prodigal sons with the times are good, and God will do whatever it takes to bring us back….even if it means drying up your bank account, taking away your biggest client, or removing a superstar employee. The blow can come in 100 different ways, but I’ve learned to love these moments where God is really showing He loves me and is jealous for my attention. And you know what? When I come back, He has new visions and messages for me, and I’m stronger than before. Godpreneur Rule #74: Sometimes it takes difficulties in our business to drive wandering entrepreneurs back to God. #StrengthenIntegrity #BecomeDisciplined