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108 | God Gave You a Business, Not a Hobby (Stop Treating it Like One)
Key Takeaways
💡 1. God Doesn’t Give Out “Cute Ideas” — He Gives Assignments
Your business isn’t random or something you “just stumbled into.”
It’s part of your purpose — a divine assignment meant to impact others.
Stop minimizing it because it doesn’t look like someone else’s success story yet.
If God trusted you with it, that means it’s supposed to grow, not sit half-finished on your to-do list.
💼 2. You Can’t Pray for Clients and Treat It Like a Hobby
Prayer without stewardship keeps you stuck.
God blesses faith in motion — not procrastination disguised as “waiting on God.”
There’s a difference between surrender and slacking off.
You can pray for provision, but you still have to show up like the CEO.
⚖️ 3. Hobby Energy Keeps You Broke and Busy
You know you’re treating it like a hobby when:
You only work on it when you “feel like it.”
You avoid structure or goals because “it’s supposed to be fun.”
You don’t track money, clients, or results — because that feels too serious.
That kind of inconsistency confuses both you and the people you’re called to serve.
🧠4. Stewardship Looks Like Strategy
Taking your business seriously doesn’t mean you’re being “worldly.”
Systems, structure, and marketing are not anti-faith — they’re tools that amplify your obedience.
If you want to multiply, you need methods.
Honor what God gave you by planning, tracking, and showing up even when no one’s clapping yet.
🙅🏽‍♀️ 5. Humility Doesn’t Mean Hiding
“Playing small” isn’t holy — it’s disobedient.
You can be humble and bold.
Stop calling fear “humility” when it’s really just avoidance.
When you downplay your gifts, you’re not protecting your faith — you’re burying your talent. (See Matthew 25:14–30)
🌱 6. Growth Happens When You Treat It Like a Business
Start setting real goals (income, client, and spiritual goals).
Establish a routine and boundaries like a professional, not a hobbyist.
Invest in yourself — time, learning, accountability, or mentorship.
Get comfortable with consistency, even when it’s quiet.
🔥 Let's Take Action
Pray over your business like you’re in partnership with God, not waiting on Him to do it all.
Ask, “How can I show up differently if I truly believe this came from God?”
Let obedience, not outcomes, drive your effort.
Decide today: you’re done “dabbling” — you’re building something divine.
What's Next:
1. FREE Top Ways To Get Clients
2. FREE 10-Minute Content Plan
3. JOIN a Like-Minded Community
4. START An Online Business
To Email Us: [email protected]
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By Reen | Christian Business Coach, Purpose Coach, Online Marketing Strategist
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Key Takeaways
💡 1. God Doesn’t Give Out “Cute Ideas” — He Gives Assignments
Your business isn’t random or something you “just stumbled into.”
It’s part of your purpose — a divine assignment meant to impact others.
Stop minimizing it because it doesn’t look like someone else’s success story yet.
If God trusted you with it, that means it’s supposed to grow, not sit half-finished on your to-do list.
💼 2. You Can’t Pray for Clients and Treat It Like a Hobby
Prayer without stewardship keeps you stuck.
God blesses faith in motion — not procrastination disguised as “waiting on God.”
There’s a difference between surrender and slacking off.
You can pray for provision, but you still have to show up like the CEO.
⚖️ 3. Hobby Energy Keeps You Broke and Busy
You know you’re treating it like a hobby when:
You only work on it when you “feel like it.”
You avoid structure or goals because “it’s supposed to be fun.”
You don’t track money, clients, or results — because that feels too serious.
That kind of inconsistency confuses both you and the people you’re called to serve.
🧠4. Stewardship Looks Like Strategy
Taking your business seriously doesn’t mean you’re being “worldly.”
Systems, structure, and marketing are not anti-faith — they’re tools that amplify your obedience.
If you want to multiply, you need methods.
Honor what God gave you by planning, tracking, and showing up even when no one’s clapping yet.
🙅🏽‍♀️ 5. Humility Doesn’t Mean Hiding
“Playing small” isn’t holy — it’s disobedient.
You can be humble and bold.
Stop calling fear “humility” when it’s really just avoidance.
When you downplay your gifts, you’re not protecting your faith — you’re burying your talent. (See Matthew 25:14–30)
🌱 6. Growth Happens When You Treat It Like a Business
Start setting real goals (income, client, and spiritual goals).
Establish a routine and boundaries like a professional, not a hobbyist.
Invest in yourself — time, learning, accountability, or mentorship.
Get comfortable with consistency, even when it’s quiet.
🔥 Let's Take Action
Pray over your business like you’re in partnership with God, not waiting on Him to do it all.
Ask, “How can I show up differently if I truly believe this came from God?”
Let obedience, not outcomes, drive your effort.
Decide today: you’re done “dabbling” — you’re building something divine.
What's Next:
1. FREE Top Ways To Get Clients
2. FREE 10-Minute Content Plan
3. JOIN a Like-Minded Community
4. START An Online Business
To Email Us: [email protected]