We should look to create unforgettable generous moments in our businesses.

We all have the opportunity of discovering what God’s purpose is for each of our businesses because God chose us, not the other way around.

Successfully identifying my entrepreneurial purpose now makes it easier to accomplish goals and succeed in other areas of my life.

If we want to know if a vision is from God, we must ask ourselves, “Does this require me to step out in faith?”

God will use the little you have to do great and extraordinary things in and through your business.

Our minds need to be set on God’s promises for our lives and business, in order for us to continue living in purpose and passion...

Wherever you are in your entrepreneurial career, whatever you’re challenged within your business today, God can show you how to overcome.

The key here is to listen twice before speaking once. Listen to the client, then listen to the spirit.

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

In establishing your business purposes, start with your relationship with God, your family, and at work with clients and employees.

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

Be honest with yourself and ask God to help you develop the patience you need to wait on Him and not create your own success.

You contain your emotions through your will and intellect if you are wise. This is accomplished by thinking through your values.

The wisdom of Proverbs indicates that if God is at the top, every other aspect of my business life will fall into place.

Godpreneurs will succeed by attending to the many seemingly small principles for life’s success offered by God.

Business is not a game of chance for me; it is serious kingdom work and the stakes are eternally high.

That’s your calling as a Godpreneur: to love.

Gifts and skills therefore provide an element of guidance for discerning God’s guidance.

You have one calling (vocation) built upon the first calling, your primary calling. Our calling is primarily about our identity.