Only Jesus will truly satisfy. It’s not that we need more money to justify our success, it’s that we need more Jesus to satisfy our hearts.

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

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

The good news is that God already saw this coming and made a way for us to fully trust in Him.

Our particular businesses are important and are different than what He has in mind for all other entrepreneurs.

So when we fail in business, God is not angry. He just helps us get back on our feet and lets us try again.

Good, solid, well thought out boundaries for entrepreneurs in relationships are essential.

Underneath all the glamour and facade, entrepreneurs are all the same—just clay fashioned into housing for a living soul.

You can go on believing that fantasy if you want, but the truth is this: Your business will NOT complete you; your business will complicate.

Sometimes telling the truth in business is not easy; in fact, it can be downright unpleasant. But we are called to be truth-tellers.

My choices affect my relationship with God and the outcome of everything I do in my business.

Anything in business that ignites your desires to the detriment of your good judgment and common sense could be considered a harlot

Many Christians entrepreneurs have the impression that church workers have a higher calling than other businesses.

When we face adversity and stress in our lives, we Entrepreneurs will tend to work more. The bigger the problems, the more we want to work.

We Godpreneurs have the ability to be a light for others to see God in us.

As entrepreneurs, especially as Godpreneurs, we’re going to face extremely difficult and lonely times.

We all have opportunities in our businesses to lie, cheat and steal.  We have ways to twist the truth.

We all have victories in our days, probably more than the defeats. But the problem is that when the defeats come, then OVERCOME our minds.

The enemy will come and try to attack us in our weak spots. He knows them, sometimes better than we do.

What has God promised you for your business? Are you relying on any of God’s promises to motivate you in business?