Daily Study: There are many times along your entrepreneurial journey where you need to quit certain activities to gain more success. These times occur because you either misheard God, or the seasons for those activities have ended. In those times, you need to quit the details, but not the vision, and allow God to course correct or course update.

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Daily Study: What holds most Christians in business back from maximal success is this nagging question in the back of their mind: Is pursuing money okay? This uncertainty has them charging less money than they should or wanting to give their products and services away for free. Due to worldly and churchly pressures, we are inundated with messages that say making money is bad, from Hollywood to the Pulpit. They see the pursuit of profit in business as a necessary evil at best, and at worst they see pursuing profit as taking from society and the poor. There are very few things that the world and the church agree on, and it seems like that they both have deemed pursuing profit as bad. However, this thought process will hold you back from fulfilling what God has called you to do in business.

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Daily Study: If you are a married entrepreneur, there are two main things you should do consistently to be happy. First, implement your calling, and second, please your spouse. Doing these two things consistently will bring excitement and happiness to your life. 

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Romans Series: Romans 15:8–13 emphasizes that Jesus Christ became a servant to the Jews to confirm God’s promises to the patriarchs and to demonstrate God's mercy so that the Gentiles might also glorify God. Paul highlights Old Testament scriptures to show that God's plan always included the Gentiles rejoicing with Israel and praising Him. He concludes with a blessing, expressing his desire that believers would be filled with joy, peace, and hope through the power of the Holy Spirit, uniting both Jews and Gentiles in faith and worship.

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Open Forum: The group explored the spiritual, emotional, and societal dimensions of marriage, divorce, and personal calling, with Pastor Amos emphasizing the sanctity of marriage as a covenant and warning against the glorification of divorce on social media. Jillian and Stephanie highlighted the misleading portrayals of marriage in media, while discussions also covered the spiritual cost of unforgiveness, referencing biblical teachings. Antonio and Pastor Amos spoke on interpreting divine guidance, urging alignment with scripture and godly counsel. Stephanie and Ark shared their struggles balancing jobs with callings, with the group offering insights on viewing such roles as blessings rather than burdens. Anya discussed productivity during waiting periods, and Pastor Amos gave advice on discerning God’s plan and managing leadership and entrepreneurship, particularly in the context of marriage, urging spiritual alignment, forgiveness, and prioritizing marital health for success in all areas.

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Daily Study: In many believers’ minds, a business calling is not as important as a ministry calling. Some even feel that business is just a stepping stone to get into “real” ministry. Is this true?

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Open Forum: The meeting centered on spiritual growth, perseverance, and understanding success through a divine lens. Pastor Amos emphasized patience and diligence in pursuing God's calling, using biblical and modern examples to illustrate that true breakthroughs follow faithful service. Discussions contrasted spiritual success with temporal gains, highlighted the value of abiding in God's word, and explored the importance of staying aligned with purpose even amid hardship. James shared powerful testimony of faith through health and personal trials, advocating for wisdom gained through lived experience. Deborah spoke on consistency in calling despite challenges, with Pastor Amos affirming her insights and encouraging reliance on spiritual disciplines. The group explored the role of light in overcoming darkness, recognizing difficult missions as divine opportunities, and the need to embrace both joyful and painful journeys.  

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Daily Study: If God has called you to start a ministry, a question that comes up is: should you profit from your ministry or should you just minister without asking people to sow into your ministry.  

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Pastoral Chat: Entrepreneurship is the long game, requiring patience, faith, and perseverance, much like the journeys of biblical figures such as Abraham, David, Joseph, and Jesus, who all experienced long periods of preparation before stepping into their callings. God operates on His own timeline, often moving slowly before bringing sudden breakthroughs, and this process applies to entrepreneurs pursuing their divine purpose. Though it can be frustrating to see slow progress, understanding that delayed success is part of God’s design helps ease discouragement. The slow path to success is not the exception—it is the rule—and staying obedient and diligent will ultimately lead to the fulfillment of God’s promises.

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Daily Study: If you are in the startup days of your entrepreneurial calling, don’t worry about saving money for the future (e.g., retirement plans, college funds, etc.). During this temporary startup session, focus on establishing your calling and relying on God for daily provision.

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