series, my goal is to show how the best-selling self-help books all derive from Bible-based principals - like working out these first three habits throughout our Godpreneurial journey, we start to become more like In fact, it makes it more likely we'll "win" too. If this happens, you shouldn't feel like a failure since you have done your part. Synergy is like winning multiplied.

And like any journey we set out on, we all could agree that a map is useful, right? which we approach business ownership is that our ventures are a unified story that lead us to Christ-likeness that it contains all of the secrets to entrepreneurial wealth, wisdom, and success - I read it daily like Imagine a world filled with highly effective entrepreneurs - ones aligned with larger, Christ-like principles , like fairness, honesty and integrity.

On the surface, it looked like success. But behind the scenes, something was off. That’s what kingdom business looks like. But expansion without structure leads to collapse.

Imagine being a Christian entrepreneur like myself and getting into business with someone like this. We've all experienced someone like this in business. Like my business partner, we operate a completely selfish entrepreneurial lifestyle, A growing Christian

I've been trying to implement a routine at my office where, like the disciples, I take short breaks every Also, instead of working tirelessly seven days a week like I used to, I try to dedicate Sunday to fully Like Chick-fil-A, I'm not open for business activity on Sundays.

While it might seem like just another task on your to-do list, the transformative power of daily devotions Consider devotionals that resonate with your entrepreneurial challenges, like navigating ethical dilemmas Embarking on daily devotions might seem like a daunting endeavor, but the rewards are abundant.

People that over-plan don’t like guys like us because we are fast action.  Furthermore, we like to talk to others and tell them our plan, hoping that by saying it, we’re writing It’s like bragging and being prideful.  I’ve done it, and likely still do it.

Maybe you're not a writer like me.  Maybe yours isn't going to be so public like mine. 

We need money like a car needs oil. Cash flow keeps the machine operating efficiently. Yet I tell you that not even Solomon in all his splendor was dressed like one of these. (Matthew 6:25‭-‬33 NIV) Like the birds, you too can move away from stressing about money and fly towards worrying when times are low, we need to take the opportunity to trust God and that He’ll take care of us like

Now, instead of spiraling into panic, I experience an unexpected steadiness, much like a skyscraper stands Together, as a community of Godpreneurs, we're like a skyline of skyscrapers, each anchored firmly, not

A client relationship is kind of like an emotional bank account: by putting time, effort and good will on the other hand, the balance is zero with a client, there’s no flexibility and the relationship is like On the other hand, the accounts that I neglect feel like they are one mistake away from us getting fired

My brain hurts, I get moody, and I make irrational decisions like ending up in the drive-thru of McDonald We entrepreneurs have so much pressure to bring in money for ourselves, so we are more likely to experience One of my favorite things to do is sit in the morning in front of my lake and write down my Victories

For like grass, they soon fade away. Like spring flowers, they soon wither. He will make your innocence radiate like the dawn, and the justice of your (brand's cause) will shine like the noonday sun. (Businesses in opposition to God's purpose) are like flowers in a field— they will disappear like smoke I have seen wicked and ruthless (entrepreneurs) flourishing like a tree in its native soil.

It's called "Two is Better Than One" by Boys Like Girls. The Bible shows us what that looks like as we read the final chapters of Nehemiah. God’s desire is for us Godpreneurs to be like him…holy! (1 Peter 1.14-16). What would such a celebration look like?

For me, it happens more often than I’d like. pilgrimage of launching and growing our businesses, God is looking to transform us and make us more like Sometimes it can be positive, like a great conference you attend with a mind-blowing message that has We must begin to expect it to happen, and be like Paul when he says “for I have learned to be content Like me, maybe you’ve been serving industries that don’t honor God.