Just like the seed of wheat cited here, every business idea will have to be subjected to the process It is like this: He also said, “This is what the kingdom of God is like. the story of that man who hid his Master's money instead of investing it and having multiplication like the other servants (Luke 19:20).

And yet Jesus had the confidence about his Spirit that made it seem like even saving a little girl’s

I feel like FIRING THEM on the spot! Yes, my mind goes to these places sometimes. Our greatest struggle for holiness as Christian entrepreneurs is being able to be Christ-like, even when When you help a client, who you may not even like and who wronged you in the past, you are showing mercy Although mercy sometimes feels like you’re losing or giving up a favorable position, you could have rightly Because people won’t feel like they walk on eggshells.

Jesus was also an “in demand” figure, like in John 11:5-7 [5] Now Jesus loved Martha and her sister and Even in His busiest days, like the one described in Mark 11 when he goes to Jerusalem as its new King Let’s prioritize like Jesus did, counting the cost of our time and choosing what aligns best with our If it doesn’t align, it’s likely not worth your time. Does this opportunity excite me or feel like an obligation? Pay attention to your instincts.

, the demands of an overbearing client, or the pressures of leading and growing a team, it can feel like They may also be internal, like greed, pride and envy.

Aiden loved to ride his bike with his dad to a secret lake to find and collect snail shells. Aiden learned that just like a roadmap guides us on a journey, a business plan guides us on the journey

Chances are you walk, talk, and do things like your parents. You are to be like God in every respect in your respective marketplace. be holy on our own, as redeemed children of God, we have been empowered by the Holy Spirit to live like Him at the office, act like Him in meetings, walk like Him along our entrepreneurial journey, and talk like Him to all the people we do business with.

I’ve been conditioned my whole life to NOT be like them. turn us in to bad people – like my millionaire clients. In this parable, Jesus tells the story of a master (likely a Millionaire) who left his servants (likely Like rich people (or people poor people that think like rich people – like servant number 1), you must If we value what we’d like to have ourselves – in this case, wealth, we’re more likely to achieve it.

As an employee, you can learn to be responsible and follow instructions, like me and your grandma. And as an entrepreneur, you can learn to be creative and take risks, like your Dada." Aiden prayed and thought about what his Papa had said and decided to become an entrepreneur like his Just like a loving parent who has a plan for their child's future, God has a plan for you too, and it's

asking if I was doing enough, did I miss out on something, and when was it going to be my turn to live like For Godpreneurs, Solomon's wisdom can be looked at like this: Peaceful heart = life for my business Envious If you're like me, then you have some form of envy in your heart that you need to address.

And like any journey we set out on, we all could agree that a map is useful, right? which we approach business ownership is that our ventures are a unified story that lead us to Christ-likeness that it contains all of the secrets to entrepreneurial wealth, wisdom, and success - I read it daily like Imagine a world filled with highly effective entrepreneurs - ones aligned with larger, Christ-like principles , like fairness, honesty and integrity.

series, my goal is to show how the best-selling self-help books all derive from Bible-based principals - like working out these first three habits throughout our Godpreneurial journey, we start to become more like In fact, it makes it more likely we'll "win" too. If this happens, you shouldn't feel like a failure since you have done your part. Synergy is like winning multiplied.

People that over-plan don’t like guys like us because we are fast action.  Furthermore, we like to talk to others and tell them our plan, hoping that by saying it, we’re writing It’s like bragging and being prideful.  I’ve done it, and likely still do it.

Imagine being a Christian entrepreneur like myself and getting into business with someone like this. We've all experienced someone like this in business. Like my business partner, we operate a completely selfish entrepreneurial lifestyle, A growing Christian

You've likely been the victim of deception by outward appearances of opportunities. You've likely accepted things blindly because it looked good or sounded good, without carefully judging Is it the lure of a giant contract?