We all battle sin. So how do we get back on track? How do we get back in line with God's plan for our lives?

If you own a God-first business, and you're trying to do things God's way, your business is a prime candidate for the enemy to attack.

Sometimes entrepreneurs are missing the one key element needed when the PRESSURE of entrepreneurship is mounting...

As Christians, we have magnifying glasses over our every move, especially from skeptics. God wants us to be leaders.

That’s the rule of the game, and what makes “Christian condescension” so different from worldly condescension.

Keeping integrity in business is easy as long as you follow the path God planned out for you to be in, read your bible daily.

As soon as we understand that we need help in order to bring our visions to life as Godpreneurs, it’s time to take action.

We Kingdom-minded entrepreneurs need to practice common sense and good judgment, know our weaknesses, and shore up our defenses.

God is looking for doers of the Word – people that listen intently to the lesson and apply it directly and immediately into their lives.

We entrepreneurs all have a hard time facing integrity. It could be a self-defense mechanism, pride, or simple ignorance.

The only way we Christian entrepreneurs can ever become men and women of integrity in our businesses is by seeking God’s approval… DAILY.

We all have things in our business life going on that go against our morals and principles.

We Christian entrepreneurs know that integrity is important.

In the business world, we don’t refer to people as being pure in heart, instead, we do use the word “integrity.”

Entrepreneurship is a helter-skelter roller-coaster ride of emotions. We have problems we experience on the home front.

Why is being in integrity and having a pure heart so important? Because then God reveals Himself to us

Mercy can be very practical to you, especially as the leader of people.

Godpreneurs are called to be ambitious, to work hard, and to be good stewards of the talents God has given us.

And every day I’m choosing to transform and renew my mind.I know it’s not that I need a bigger company, it’s that I need Christ to be bigger

Our entrepreneurial ventures can and do reveal God’s character and love to serve others.