What does it mean to pursue growth without compromising faith? In a culture that celebrates hustle at all costs, godly entrepreneurs are called to build differently—with intention, stewardship, and trust in God’s direction.

In this episode, we explore how faith-based entrepreneurs can set meaningful goals that honor God, serve others, and sustain long-term success. This is not about chasing profit alone—it is about aligning vision, discipline, and daily decisions with biblical principles.

Why goal setting for godly entrepreneurs starts with calling, not comparison

How biblical wisdom supports planning, discipline, and excellence

The difference between ambition and obedience in business

How to set goals that support faith, family, and financial stewardship

Why surrender and strategy must coexist for sustainable growth

Practical ways to measure success beyond revenue and metrics

Scripture consistently affirms the value of planning while reminding us to hold outcomes loosely. We discuss:

Why God is a God of order, not chaos

Examples of faithful planning found throughout Scripture

How to seek counsel, pray over decisions, and remain teachable

Listeners will walk away with a clear approach to setting goals that are:

Spiritually grounded

Personally sustainable

Professionally measurable

Flexible enough to allow divine redirection

Christian entrepreneurs and business owners

Faith-driven leaders seeking clarity and balance

Creatives and professionals building purpose-led ventures

Anyone who desires success without sacrificing spiritual alignment

True success is not defined solely by growth or income—but by faithfulness, integrity, and impact. Godly entrepreneurs do not ask God to bless their plans; they seek to build plans God can bless.

If you are seeking clarity, peace, and purpose in your entrepreneurial journey, this episode offers both spiritual grounding and practical insight to help you move forward with confidence and conviction.

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