Thinking Biblically About Business Debt
Scripture does not forbid all borrowing, but it treats debt seriously. Here is a balanced look at what the Bible says and seven questions to ask befor...
Running a business, ministry or career with faith in God: integrity, stewardship, leadership, rest and decisions rooted in Scripture.
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Scripture does not forbid all borrowing, but it treats debt seriously. Here is a balanced look at what the Bible says and seven questions to ask befor...
The Bible's teaching on honest weights and measures still applies to modern billing. Here is what false balances look like today and a checklist for m...
When cash is tight, generosity can feel impossible or guilt-ridden. Here is a grace-filled way to keep giving proportionally, meet your obligations fi...
Scripture praises diligent planning and warns against arrogant plans. Here is how to write a business plan you take seriously while holding it humbly,...
Business owners think about money constantly, which makes it easy for money to move from tool to master. These five honest questions help you check yo...
Priscilla and Aquila worked side by side as tentmakers, teachers and hosts of a house church. Here is what their partnership teaches couples who share...
Proverbs urges us to know the condition of what we tend. This thirty-minute weekly review covers cash, money owed, bills, sales, people and the week a...
Some revenue costs more than it pays. Here is how to recognize clients, investors and deals that conflict with your values, set fit criteria in advanc...
Running a business with little ones at home requires a different pace. Here is how to plan for realistic capacity, use small pockets of time well, let...
Some customers are hard to serve. Here is how to de-escalate tense conversations with grace, protect your team from mistreatment, and part ways with a...
A harsh review or angry social post can sting. Here is how to pause, find the facts, respond briefly and kindly, move the conversation offline, and ha...
Colossians 3:23 is often quoted and rarely unpacked. Here is what Paul meant by working heartily as to the Lord, and how to practice it in spreadsheet...