We have a client that’s paying us illegally, but it works out because we’re saving money.

A sale that feels rushed will cause buyers remorse, and they’ll ask for their money back.

We like money in the bank that we can store up for a rainy day.

Lost money, lost partners, lost confidence.

The problem for us Godpreneurs is that if we’re sitting here interested in money, security, image, and

We have to humbly come to God as our only source of joy in business – not money or clients or the size

Mind you, he's writing this from a Roman jail with no money and the thought of execution looking likelier

I don't have the money. My contract got rejected. My event flopped.

approach Christmas. 1) Look for Jesus A wise friend once told me, "Alex, it's not that you need more money

that they aren’t really a ‘perfect’ fit for me as a client, but because I have the time (and need the money survival instincts will kick in and our natural self will decide to take the easy route (say yes to the money

There's something in business that you help others with, giving you joy and meaning beyond making money

I needed the money, so I took on the contract. The red flags came up from the beginning.   In my case, I had to get over the fact that I’ve made more money per hour than this client, and that

You might be up against the wall with the vendors you owe money to.

II Kings 4:29 Time is money!

You think God can't use you, you're not good at business, or you don't have enough money.