It can be tempting to let what others say about us define who we believe we are and where our businesses Who are you trying to please in your business, God or man? Galatians 1:10 NIV Did I get teased for changing my business identity from the nightlife? You bet. Godpreneur Rule #29: Godpreneurs seek the approval of God alone in their businesses.

I don’t know about you, but I could be spending this time making sales calls and growing my agency business We Christian business bloggers will all run into self-doubt at some point. It’s part of our Godprenurual partnership with God. Doubt is where we develop our faith walk. When in doubt, we Christian business bloggers can ask the Holy Spirit to unblock our creative flow and Grow Your Business, God’s Way!

There’s no problem in being excited about things we’re waiting in our business. You want peace in your marriage and business? marriage decisions like overspending, bringing on partnerships that shouldn’t be and compromising our Godpreneur Rule – A Godpreneur’s faith will move mountains in His business and marriage. Grow Your Business, God’s Way!

walking away from this prospect, you can walk into another prospect that is the one God wants you to do business The spirit works for picking employees, choosing vendors, negotiating with contractors, forming partnerships The Spirit is power from God for thinking of business solutions, saying the right things to your team

It’s this partnership that we Godpreneurs are gifted with. Owning a business is a tool God uses to draw us into the relationship He sent Jesus to restore. (Romans 5:17 NIV) You and your business become God’s stewards and heirs of eternal life. Launch your business through my company, www.launchin2days.com. Grow Your Business, God’s Way!

Listen, launching a business is working out. You may have attempted to restore a broken partnership or mend a relationship that went terribly wrong You see, only your original creator that has the blueprints to the business He created you to start can God wants to show himself through the business we launch. Grow Your Business, God’s Way!

This mountain represents bad breaks, broken partnerships, lost clients, disappointing numbers, persecution Our business weaknesses are no obstacle to God’s power. How?   I have 3 steps to help Godpreneurs overcome mountains in your business life. This is the cornerstone on which our great businesses will be built. Godpreneur Rule #26: Godpreneurs sing the promise of God to the mountains that happen in business.

One of my business partners walks into the office and says “Hey dude, you gotta get on TikTok, it’s the Our SECONDARY calling is to use our business and personal brand as a means to do that. Not so long ago fashion brand Guess launched its #InMyDenim hashtag challenge, the first-ever branded partnership Since we share common goals, values, target market, and business objectives, it’s a no-brainer. I did a Business bible study called 7 Steps to Launching Your Christian Personal Brand.

I’m the “business” side of things. I help set the vision, coordinate with locals to see more patients, forge new partnerships, and lead We can’t limit the way God can show up and breathe life into our businesses and ideas. After all, we are launching a business for God. Grow Your Business, God’s Way!

I go through seasons in my entrepreneurial career. There’s a season where I expand on my ideas and bring them to life. Then there’s a season where I’ve pulled back on the expansion to hunker down on what I have in front of me and I'm waiting on the next move. But I get frustrated in the season of waiting. I’m not done with all the ideas I want to bring to life. I have the plans all written out, the right people to call, and the enthusiasm and determination to get them done, but something is saying “wait”. (And one time I ignored the call to wait and lost a whole lot of money.  That’s a different story for another blog post.) We entrepreneurs are visionary, which makes us impulsive at times.  We’re very connected to the spirit, that inner ‘feeling’ or gut instinct that guides us. Sometimes our own desires get in the mix of the gut feeling and we rush into things prematurely. But what if this waiting period was actually meant to be a period of growth….inner growth. Maybe this is a time that God is calling you to be much closer to Him than ever before! I learned something profound while participating in a Bible study of the book of Acts. God had the apostles wait 10 days in Jerusalem after Jesus’s death before sending them out to spread the gospel. Acts 1:4‭-‬5 in the Bible reads: On one occasion, while he was eating with them, he gave them this command: “Do not leave Jerusalem, but wait for the gift my Father promised, which you have heard me speak about.  For John baptized with  water, but in a few days you will be baptized with the Holy Spirit.” The apostles knew the plan, knew what they had to do, but were commanded to wait. You may have these amazing plans of reaching so many new customers with your amazing product or service. Your offering might even be something ministry-related that will help the church so much! But God sometimes asks us to wait….to build us up, make us stronger, bless us with an anointing that we needed to receive or a lesson we needed to learn. We Godpreneurs can think that it’s all GO, GO, GO all the time, that there’s no time to waste, that we must ACT NOW! Can I share with you that the most growth I have done spiritually is in the season of waiting, hunkering down, stacking chips, refining my process, calling my customers more, providing more value, but most importantly, gaining more insight into the person of God…while I wait on His next move for me. Godpreneur Rule #16: We regard every day as a precious gift of time to spend in preparation for what He will do through us. #BusinessBibleStudy #SharpenLeadership

Risks with new ventures, new partnerships, marketing campaigns, and new service offerings. I’ve failed so many times in business. The wealthy business owner leaves his employees with money and tells them to invest it and he’ll be back

God didn’t give you a business just for you. Is our business built on kingdom principles or just worldly ambition? Who are you discipling in your business? Who are you mentoring in your industry? Ask yourself: Who am I developing as a leader in my business? If we made discipleship part of our business strategy.

I've been writing a series called “ Kingdom Businessman Blueprint ,” where I'm revealing how to build businesses A man’s true success isn’t measured by his bank account or business title—it’s measured by what he builds Take a hard look at your life and business: What are you building? If they made kingdom values the foundation of their business. That’s how kingdom business works. That’s how you build something that points to God.

They run businesses but feel spiritually lost. They work hard but never feel fulfilled. How to restore what’s been broken in your life and business. This isn’t just about business. This is about becoming the man God designed you to be. It tells men to play it safe, be passive, and keep faith separate from business. Maybe you’ve been burned by past failures—in business, in leadership, or in your personal life.

As I scroll through social media, so many different business gurus want to convince me that their methodology We don't need to consume any more business books.  We don't need to follow any other gurus.  What if success and prosperity in business was really all about running a business in peace and inner Adhering to God’s Word for running our business ensures we operate on safe ground. Imagine if we all committed to pursuing business wisdom from the true source – God Himself.