We Godpreneurs need to have the habit of always praising God for the big and little in our business, and writing it down.

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

Knowing what you truly desire in business requires spiritual maturity.

I choose to say “God made me unique and I let this light shine.” God would agree.

We can all make a connection to God’s greater purpose and his will for our business.

The reality is that us entrepreneurs are addicted to working. We’re looking to fill an empty space that can only be filled by God.

Godpreneurs, if you’ll see God the same way you see a big investment in your business, you’ll be able to reap amazing benefits.

God wants us to share in His big office space, in His amazing shared workspace, and find shelter with Him!

We Godpreneurs have something that’s very different from normal entrepreneurs:  we have a God that has a plan.

We entrepreneurs can sometimes get caught up in the “me mentality”. What’s in it for me?  How will this benefit me?.

If we entrepreneurs fill our schedules up with the purpose of making money, then we’re the same.

Whatever difficulties you are currently facing in your business, turn them over to God, and leave him to determine the results.

We all have a tendency to forget the miraculous ways God has worked in our businesses. God can shut us down unless we learn to trust God.

God’s entrepreneurial purpose for me, I’m starting to realize that business didn’t have to be so hard and confusing always.

The business is in debt.  You don’t know how to pay the employees and they are about to walk out. 

Today I read Psalm 107 and it was the story of my entrepreneurial career.

God MAKES us see trouble. When God gives you a vision, we always think its for something amazing.

I know my God is smiling that my business made the decision to UNFOLLOW the nightlife.

The gift is that the ideas come to us so easily and we we’re so excited to make them happen.

The biggest, and most glorious change, was that I now had the best business partner in the world, God!