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Entrepreneurs often get all the credit when a business venture succeeds. Sure, we bear the risk, but if things go our way, people tend to make our successes all about us. But what if our lives pointed to someone other than ourselves? What if we focused less on us?

It’s Not About Me

We will all face adversity at work. How we handle adversity makes a big difference in the outcomes for our work and our relationships. This plan will help you find peace so you can face the uncertainty that comes with challenging circumstances with poise and wisdom.

Overcome Adversity At Work

The average schedule today is mind-blowing.  Days are planned out to the minute, often months in advance, reminders are constantly notifying us of the next engagement that requires attention, and before we know it our lives fly by in a constant state of reaction. Scripture suggests that having margin in our life the holy interruptions that surface are much-needed reprieves in a world of chaos. 

TheLionWithin.Us: The Importance of Margin in Our Lives

Have you lost your job? Are you not where you thought you would be at this point in your life and career? Is your business not going as well as you had hoped? Take heart, believer! Know that you are not alone. Adversity and failure are inevitable as we take risks in this life. As the Scriptures in this plan will reveal, our response to failure can be one of the most powerful means of sanctification and preaching the gospel to those around us.

Responding To Failure

God is calling you into a new kind of life, a much better kind: a life of purpose and significance, joy and peace. He is calling you to take your rightful place, to step into masculinity—not the false, made-for-social-media version our culture promotes, but an authentic masculinity that is bold but gentle, strong yet vulnerable. Read more in this 7 day plan.

Stand Up, Brother // Step Into True Manhood

Many business books have popularized the concept of good debt versus bad debt. They associate bad debt with consumer purchases and good debt with business investments. However, does the Bible support the idea of good debt in business? This 3-day devotional gives a biblical perspective on business debt.

Is There Good Debt In Business ?

If God has called you to be an entrepreneur, then He has called you to thrive in business. However, there is a big gap between ideas and thriving. If this gap is not closed, you will easily become frustrated with the idea and God. This 4-day devotional provides scriptural guidance in learning the basic principles to thrive in entrepreneurship. 

Biblical Principles To Thrive In Entrepreneurship

How can we as entrepreneurs contribute to the happiness and well-being of all those involved with our company? Where do we find our own happiness and contentment?

The biblical cities of Babylon and Jerusalem form the basis of this first series. They are symbols for two ways of thinking about happiness and business.

Biblical Entrepreneurship - a Source of Well-Being

A common challenge for small businesses is clarifying roles and responsibilities for each team member. In this series I want to highlight some principles we can learn from when God established roles and responsibilities for the Israelites after leaving Egypt.