Have you ever felt like you're constantly trying to prove you're worthy of the business God has called you to build?

So many Christian entrepreneurs live with the quiet belief that if they just work harder, accomplish more, or keep pushing, they'll finally reach the success they're praying for. But that's not the invitation God gives us.

In this episode of My Ministry, Your Business, we're talking about the gift of Sabbath and why God never designed your business to be built on striving. Together, we'll explore what it looks like to lead from a place of rest instead of hustle, trust instead of fear, and obedience instead of performance.

We'll discuss:

•  Why hustle can become a substitute for trusting God 
•  What Sabbath really means for Christian business owners 
•  How rest becomes an act of faith, not laziness 
•  Practical ways to build rhythms of rest into your business 

If you've been carrying the weight of your business on your own shoulders, this episode is a reminder that the One who called you is also the One who sustains you.

You were never meant to earn the calling.

You were simply called to walk faithfully with the One who gave it.

My Ministry, Your Business is a podcast for faith-driven entrepreneurs who want to build businesses that honor God without sacrificing what matters most. Each week, we have honest conversations about faith, entrepreneurship, leadership, and what it looks like to partner with God in the work He's entrusted to us.

If this episode encouraged you, be sure to follow the podcast and share it with another entrepreneur who needs the reminder that success isn't found in striving...it's found in abiding.

Thank you for listening to My Ministry, Your Business.

If this episode encouraged you, I'd love for you to follow the show, leave a review, and share it with another entrepreneur who could use the reminder that their work has purpose.

You can connect with me and learn more at keepful.com, and be sure to follow along on social media for encouragement, behind-the-scenes moments, and updates on future episodes.

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Until next time, remember this:

Your business is more than your livelihood; it is a ministry. Build it with purpose. Lead it with conviction. Trust God with the results.

When God Called Me to Build More Than a Business

What happens when God begins to change not only how you run your business, but why you run it?

In this opening episode of My Ministry, Your Business, I'm inviting you into my story. I'll share who I am, the two businesses I have the privilege of leading, and the unexpected journey that led me to see entrepreneurship as something far greater than building a successful company.

This podcast isn't about having all the answers. It's about being honest about the victories, the failures, the moments of doubt, and the countless ways God has been faithful through it all.

In this short introduction, you'll hear the heart behind the podcast, why I felt called to start it, what you can expect in future episodes, and my hope for the community we'll build together.

If you've ever wrestled with questions like:

• Can my business really glorify God?
• How do I balance ambition with contentment?
• What does it look like to follow God's calling as an entrepreneur?

...then you're in the right place.

Every episode will bring authentic conversations, personal stories, practical business lessons, and faith-filled encouragement to remind you that you're not building your business alone.

I'm so grateful you're here. I can't wait to walk this journey with you.

Thank you for listening to My Ministry, Your Business.

If this episode encouraged you, I'd love for you to follow the show, leave a review, and share it with another entrepreneur who could use the reminder that their work has purpose.

You can connect with me and learn more at keepful.com, and be sure to follow along on social media for encouragement, behind-the-scenes moments, and updates on future episodes.

IG - @heidiaryder

FB - Heidi Ryder

LI - Heidi Ryder

Until next time, remember this:

Your business is more than your livelihood; it is a ministry. Build it with purpose. Lead it with conviction. Trust God with the results.