On our pilgrimage, God wants us to choose Him over our comfort.

Jesus wants to heal us on this pilgrimage of entrepreneurship!

As we’re on our journey, we must recognize and know that we’re not trying to meet God somewhere.

The failure of our businesses reveals how we’re unconsciously geared towards losses. To be renewed with a focus on success

As ‘Godpreneurs,’ if we believe anything is possible with God, then anything is possible when God provides us with more money to manage.

Every one of us Godpreneurs has a duty, responsibility, and obligation to partner with God to use our gifts in our industries.

You were born and handcrafted to serve the marketplace, and God’s gifted you with something others don’t have.

We can’t move forward if we’re stuck in the past. Period. It’s physically impossible. And it will continue to make us sick with worry.

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.

If we entrepreneurs don’t have the right framework around our calling, we’ll also fall for anything coming our way.

Godpreneurs are excited about being allowed to participate in kingdom expansion!.

You´ll get a message in your inbox to help you grow closer to God and the customers you serve.

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

We entrepreneurs want to shoot first and ask questions later. We want to live the dream that if you build it, they will come.

We must begin cultivating a relationship of openness and brotherly love. After all, they are your brothers and sisters in Christ.

When our behaviors in the business partnership are driven by pride, we want to win every argument about money, always be right.

We need more rest, but don’t focus on that, focus on the reality that you need more Jesus.

We might have lost our direction and need to center ourselves again in our calling. God will guide us.