Imagine a world where a Christian father says to his church community, “I want to start a business to live an integrated lifestyle with my family” and then this happens (metaphorically) 👇🏼

“The Christian's business is... 1. to learn Christ's will 2. to do it.” — Charles Spurgeon

Every Christian entrepreneur has an external and internal mission. The external one is what you put on your corporate annual report, and it sounds business-like. It’s your duty to your staff, clients, and shareholders. You must deliver on it because that’s what your

What should I #pray for? This question is central to deepening your relationship with God. For Bible-based insights about #prayer, check out our article for #Christian #business owners: hubs.li/Q034smyJ0

Have you ever questioned your Kingdom impact working in the marketplace or another sphere outside the church? This week on “Cultural Catalysts” Craig Groeschel touches on this common myth by talking about the power of Kingdom-minded business leaders. These leaders aren’t just

Some Christians confine spirituality to the church and consider business as a purely secular endeavour, but the truth is: our work is a divine calling, and business is one of the most powerful platforms for demonstrating faith in action.

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📣 "40acts is an amazing way of us marking the season of #Lent by being generous, by looking out for others and using creative ways to impact the lives of those around us." Join Gavin Calver, CEO of Evangelical Alliance, and take on the challenge! 🙌 Sign up now: buff.ly/4ak4ZVf

The “Do it yourself” attitude is killing Christian ventures across the globe. Chances are high that there are people already in your network who have valuable insights for your business. Reach out to those God has put in your life. Give them a call, and have questions ready.

"Our habits are driven by our subconscious beliefs." -Chris Cirullo True transformation starts with a change in belief. Actions flow from what we deeply trust to be true. Ask yourself: What beliefs are shaping my habits today? Are they serving my goals or holding me back?

May we be filled with the joy of generosity as we serve without seeking reward and help without hesitation. ❤️

When you pass through deep waters, I will be with you; your troubles will not overwhelm you. When you pass through fire, you will not be burned; the hard trials that come will not hurt you. Isaiah 43:2 (GNT) 📷 Matt Painter #ScriptureSunday #Bible #BibleVerse #Jesus #scripture

Fascinating truth: Some of the world's biggest companies were built on biblical principles. I've studied many successful founders - these people proved you don't have to choose between profit and purpose. Take David Green of Hobby Lobby. Built a $7B empire while closing Sundays

Skipping market testing is driving blindfolded. Customer pain points, price sensitivity, and market appetite can make or break your venture. What are people already paying for? What do they truly need? And remember, in-person conversations uncover the most valuable insights.

Your first business is unlikely to be extremely profitable, But that doesn’t mean it's a waste of time. "As a stepping stone, a service-based model is often the best way to get started in entrepreneurship" Building your first business doesn’t have to involve huge risks.

Try beginning with what you already have. A Service model lets you test, refine, and grow with minimal initial investment and steady income. Once you’ve validated your idea, then it is time to think about scalability. Can your service evolve into a community or product?

Stewardship and wisdom are essential, but don’t forget to leave space for faith. We are huge supporters of developing skill and gathuring applicable knowledge, but at the end of the day, if the Lord does not build the house, the builder builds in vain.

Three questions to ask as you start a venture: ✅ Have you validated your idea? ✅ What is your market? ✅ Do you have the resources you need to start? But remember: Sometimes, the most important factor is trust. If you feel the nudge to leap, it might be time to move in faith.

“If you want to build a ship, don’t drum up the men to gather wood, divide the work and give orders. Instead, teach them to yearn for the vast and endless sea.” (Antoine de Saint-Exupery)