The same is true in business and leadership. We think we can run our business without seeking godly wisdom. In Phase 4 , you removed idols in your business to prepare you to lead.  Take a hard look at your business, your leadership, and your personal life. If we built businesses that created strong teams.

I want to write to you today about finding success and prosperity in business, God's way. With the onset of social media, we experienced a drastic change in our daily business lives. book or the next big idea from the business gurus on social media. The world’s business wisdom is flawed and often contrary to God’s Truth. Take time to pray and ask God for discernment in all areas of your business life.

Maybe it’s a friend who always has a new business idea, but never takes the first step. One of my businesses is a virtual staffing agency.  How many businesses never get started because a man is afraid of failing? Is it making that call to start your business? Is it stepping up as a leader in your home or business, instead of sitting back?

I want to write today about focusing on one thing at a time in our businesses. Are you trying to grow a business while running a ministry (Me!)?  How can the ministry be supported if our current business isn't funding it? And if you're a multi-business owner (like me!) businesses and ministry opportunities to focus on the cash flow business. 

Christian Business Men, We’ve been on a journey of understanding what it takes to build a God-first business Before a man can build a business that is great, he has to tear down what’s weak. The same is true in business, leadership, and life. …A business built on dishonest dealings won’t stand.  YOUR TEAR-DOWN BLUEPRINT What in your life or business needs to be torn down?

Most business owners spend their lives focused on growing the business, building their bank account, (Acts 20:24 NIV) The mission of God is not opposed to growing our business and building wealth. Take a moment to consider your own business life and where you spend your time. Nothing in business life matters more than bringing glory to You. Show me who I need to share You with and give me boldness in business . In Jesus' name, Amen.

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

What sort of business owner did I want to be remembered as? That retreat, I wrote my personal mission statement for my business life. So how can you start to understand God's destination for your business life? standard by which every business decision can be measured and valued. We would all have a foundational document for our business lives.

And if we genuinely desire to please God through our businesses, how do we do so? Dear Christian entrepreneurs, listen….it’s not by doing enough “good works” in our businesses to tip A business partner?  Who are you hoping notices you and accepts you and is proud of you? A parent? If popularity is your goal in business, leading with a Jesus-first mindset might be a challenge. But if you’re committed to trusting God, then He calls you to run your business differently.

We’ve learned that building a God-first business isn’t just about growing revenue—it’s about raising The “Bottleneck” Dilema As a business owner, I’ve had moments where I realized I was the bottleneck to What if we architect people-building into our Kingdom Business Blueprint—mentoring leaders who go on to lead their own businesses, ministries, families, and communities. And that happens when you raise up others to carry the "Gid First Business" mission forward.

We’ve learned that building a God-first business isn’t just about growing revenue—it’s about raising The “Bottleneck” Dilema As a business owner, I’ve had moments where I realized I was the bottleneck to What if we architect people-building into our Kingdom Business Blueprint—mentoring leaders who go on to lead their own businesses, ministries, families, and communities. Praying for your kingdom driven business! P.S.

I want to write today about the power of saying "no" in business as a way to increase your productivity Have you ever felt the pressure to agree to every business opportunity or request that comes your way Saying 'no' is just as powerful of a word to keep our honesty and integrity in business. been doing branding for all businesses since 2005. But what would happen if I said 'yes' to a different type of business other than charter schools? 

As entrepreneurs, we are inherently alone in our businesses since we are in charge. Godpreneur Rule: Lord, you have done good things for me in my business. I will remember and write down your faithfulness in my business. God is looking out for us AND our businesses. Heard of the Godpreneur Academy? Grow Your Business, God’s Way!

However, I struggle with finishing out projects and initiatives in my business. we need to constantly be working on along our spiritual journey, but we get to practice it along our business When you think about your overall business, what do you want to be able to say at the end when you sell In our own day to day business dealings, we will face moments of doubt or discouragement.

A client approached me with a business opportunity to buy and sell products from China through Facebook His desires became so insatiable that he started taking money from the business account (our money) to This nearly bankrupted me since all of the debt was on my personal business credit cards. I was a firsthand witness of my business partner’s overwhelming desire for more — more success, more Are there any areas of your business where greed may have begun to take root?