The business God calls you to is where your deep gladness and the world’s deep hunger meet.

Business is about solving problem after problem. Nothing happens when you’re jumping from happiness to happiness.

I know what my purpose is: I help people find and bring to life their identity.

This is exactly where God needed to take me in order to show me my true identity – His identity through me.

God’s still tweaking a few things in you, then he’ll reveal.

Peace will always be an elusive dream in our businesses unless we first meet the Prince of Peace, Jesus Christ Himself.

Godpreneurs constantly celebrate their wins by writing down and revisiting their victories.

We’re all going to face criticism.  I believe it’s there to help us grow in the face of adversity.

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

The problem with what-goes-around-comes-back-around thinking is that it constantly has us walking on eggshells.

Our customers want to feel like we know what they are talking about, what they go through.

We Godpreneurs have a responsibility to balance the vision tomorrow with the mission today.

We want relationships to work, and I think we all have a tendency to avoid conflict and stay together because it’s our instinct.

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

This is why testimonials are very important in business.  They give witness to the transformation.

We have been anointed to be great business men and women who contribute to their local church’s mission.

The secret to a united workforce is that everyone must be preaching the same message.  What’s your company’s message?

We regard every day as a precious gift of time to spend in preparation for what He will do through us.

We entrepreneurs, especially, want to skip over the “lessons” of life because…well…we have to make money don’t we?!?.

God wants to make an appeal through you to reach your partners, employees, contractors, vendors, prospects and even people on your email.