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  • The Fight to Stay on Track

    It seems like the closer I get to the Vision that God has for my entrepreneurial career, the fight to

  • Before a Big Decision, Consult a Consultant

    Its like how there’s a stereotype that men don’t ask for directions. We, as business owners, almost feel like we’re not worthy to be entrepreneurs if we ask for counsel.

  • Overcoming Anxiety in Business Part 1 – God Leads the Way

    Business life is like that. At a moment like this, all the awesome talk about living in the Promised Land can go out the window. There are many ways to expand your business, but most likely it will come with adding on new people. But Godpreneurs understand that, like Joshua, we have a God that owns our business and goes before us

  • When in Doubt of Your Blogging, Remember This

    At times, we Christian business bloggers might feel like less than a writer and more like my four-year-old

  • Uncertainty in Business? Find Peace by Trusting God More

    How many times have you felt like quitting your business? The Bible says it like this in 1st Peter 4, verse 12, it says "Dear friends, don’t be surprised at the

  • How Godpreneurs Make Money Grow

    Put 10 percent into a pleasure account so you can do something nice for yourself and feel like a millionaire – – like going to an exclusive restaurant and ordering the most expensive thing on the menu. money Give 10 percent of your money (tithe) Put 10 percent into an education account (to pay for things like A man without self-control is like a city broken into and left without walls (Proverbs 25:28 ESV).

  • How to Suppress The Natural Selfish Behavior in Our Minds

    When we draw closer to Jesus, His ways rub off on us, and we begin to show Christ-like-behavior: “No can triumph on our partnerships even when the other partner isn’t showing the same level of Christ-like

  • Opportunities to Sell, Even in a Jail Cell

    You may have been told it’s a bad thing to sell, or don’t be like the overbearing car salesman. We all go through dry times, where it seems like no opportunities are around.

  • Why do Clients Refuse to be Unique?

    The essence of a normal brand is the status quo, being just like everyone else—in how we look, what we If I strive to be just like everyone else, I never have a chance to be a special branding agency. I matter too much to God to be just like everyone else. I always remember my identity in God.

  • Dealing With Non-Christian Business Relationships

    , the insight you gain by operating in the present can be used to disrupt otherwise endless cycles, like Imagine if all Godpreneurs were like Paul, recognizing the depths from which we have been rescued, and

  • Choosing Joy in Business, Even When You're Depressed

    Going back to God's word and reading about His goodness caused joy to flow up like a well from within

  • God’s Right On Time: Part 2 – You’re Being Set Up

    I feel like I’m being set up. Not in a bad way, but in a great way! I feel like I was being set up the entire time. Like an Olympic athlete training for his day on the podium, your training through business is strengthening

  • The 3 Benefits of Mixing Faith and Entrepreneurship

    We like results we can see, touch, and experience immediately. We like money in the bank that we can store up for a rainy day. This should sound like entrepreneurship to you. Like they did for their ancestors, your choices in business will unlock the full benefit the gift of

  • The #1 Investment Tool for Christian Entrepreneurs

    Like tithing and saving, personal development through education is an essential component of solid financial could be used for attending seminars, buying books, taking courses, and joining membership platforms like

  • Your Business Partnership Could Be a Testimony to Others

    Now I realize that even my business partnerships are a testimony to others of what Christ looks like. People out there are looking in and seeing what Christianity looks like in a business partnership.

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