True faithfulness is not about partial effort but about wholeheartedly honoring God with 100% of our lives. Whether in your work, ministry, or personal life, giving all you have to honor God reflects His image in us.

This blog will encourage readers to go beyond minimal effort and embrace excellence in everything, knowing that God sees and rewards such diligence.

"And whatsoever ye do, do it heartily, as to the Lord, and not unto men." — Colossians 3:23

Being faithful with 100 percent means giving your all, no matter the task at hand. As Christians, we are to serve God in every area of our lives—not just in what we deem spiritual or important, but in everything we do. I remember a time when I was faced with a seemingly insignificant task, but I chose to approach it with a heart of excellence, as unto the Lord. This mindset transforms how we approach work, relationships, and responsibilities. When we give 100 percent, we demonstrate integrity, dependability, and faithfu...

Embracing faithfulness is a transformative journey that begins with managing what you already possess well. This faithfulness invites God’s multiplication in our lives. Reflecting on how to wisely and gratefully use your time, talents, finances, and relationships is a significant act of trust and faith in His provision. It's not just about what you have but how you manage it that can lead to profound changes in your life.

"Moreover it is required in stewards, that a man be found faithful." — 1 Corinthians 4:2

Regarding stewardship, the Bible teaches us that faithfulness begins with what we already possess. It is easy to look around and compare ourselves with others, feeling like we are lacking or falling short. But God calls us to be good stewards of our current blessings, no matter how big or small they seem. The resources, time, talents, and relationships we have right now are all part of God’s provision. Faithfulness in managing these well can lead to greater opportu...

Using Your Job as an Opportunity to Show God's Love and Be a Witness to Others

As Christians, we are called to live out our faith in every area of life, and that includes our work. Whether you work in an office, at home, in retail, or any other field, your job is more than just a means to make a living. It is a powerful opportunity to show God’s love and be a witness to others. The workplace is one of the places where our daily actions and interactions can have the most impact on the people around us. Let’s explore how you can use your job as a platform to live out your faith and bring glory to God.

1. Work with Excellence and Integrity

One of the best ways to reflect God’s character is through the way you work. Colossians 3:23 (KJV) reminds us, “And whatsoever ye do, do it heartily, as to the Lord, and not unto men.” Working with excellence and integrity not only honors God but also sets a positive example for others. When you go the extra mile, meet deadlines, and treat your work ...

Stewardship and Generosity: A Biblical Approach to Business and Finances for Christian Women

As Christian women, we often juggle many responsibilities—from our families to our careers to our financial decisions. In business and finances, the Bible calls us to approach these areas with wisdom, stewardship, and generosity. Balancing these responsibilities can be challenging, but Scripture and wise counsel offer guidance on handling our finances in a way that honors God and blesses others.

The principles of good stewardship and the importance of generous giving are foundational for Christian women in business or advancing their careers. Let's explore how we can align our work and financial management with biblical teachings while seeking financial freedom to contribute to the causes and projects we are passionate about.

This blog provides Christian women with practical guidance on managing finances, focusing on stewardship and generosity.

Biblical Stewardship: Managing What God ...

Christian Women in Business: Building a Business with Purpose

Christian women are called to lead with integrity, make an impact, and use our gifts to serve others. Starting and running a business is not just about achieving financial success but about aligning our work with God's purpose and using our skills to bring glory to Him.

This blog will explore how Christian women can build successful businesses that reflect their values and faith.

1. Align Your Business with God's Purpose

Before diving into the logistics of starting or growing a business, it is important to seek God’s guidance. Proverbs 16:3 (KJV) says, “Commit thy works unto the Lord, and thy thoughts shall be established.” Ask God to guide your steps, clarify your vision, and show you how to serve others through your business. Whether you’re a service provider, an entrepreneur, or involved in ministry, God has placed a unique calling on your life that can be reflected in how you conduct your business.

Aligning yo...

Christian women face unique challenges and opportunities in the fast-paced business and career advancement world. Our journey is not just about achieving success but about doing so in a way that honors God and reflects our values.

As we enter 2025, we must ground our business and financial goals in biblical principles and seek God’s guidance in every decision.

1. Trust God with Your Career Plans

As we pursue career growth or build a business, we easily fall into the trap of relying on our strengths and knowledge. However, Proverbs 3:5-6 (KJV) reminds us: “Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths.” Trusting God with your business and career means surrendering your plans to Him and allowing Him to guide your steps.

While strategic planning and goal-setting are important, true success comes from aligning your work with God’s will. Before making major decisions, take time to pray...

As we celebrate Christmas Day 2024, we are reminded of the most precious gift ever given—Jesus Christ, our Savior. This season is not only about celebrating His birth but also a time of reflection, gratitude, and renewed focus on God’s purpose for our lives. For Christian women in business, this Christmas is an opportunity to align our goals—whether in career, business, or wealth—with our faith in Christ.

Zig Ziglar once said, “You can have everything in life you want if you will just help enough other people get what they want.”

This truth is a guiding principle for Christian women who seek to pursue success in the business world. Our goal is not simply to accumulate wealth or climb the corporate ladder but to serve others and glorify God through our work. When we help others flourish, God blesses our efforts in ways we cannot imagine.

Business Goals: Faith in Action

As Christian women, our businesses should reflect our values and our faith. Whether we run our own comp...

In a world where consumerism is rampant and debt often feels inevitable, the concept of financial stewardship can serve as a powerful antidote. But what exactly is financial stewardship, and how can it transform your financial life? Let’s explore.

What is Financial Stewardship?

Financial stewardship is the responsible management of the financial resources God entrusted you with. It is not just about budgeting or saving but about viewing money as a tool you temporarily manage. Whether you have a little or a lot, financial stewardship involves making decisions that align with your values, goals, and the needs of those you care for.

Why is Financial Stewardship Important?

1. Long-Term Stability: Effective financial stewardship helps ensure that you and your family have the resources needed for the future. It’s about creating a sustainable financial plan considering immediate needs and long-term goals.
2. Freedom from Debt: Many people live with the stress of overwhelming debt. By embraci...

I constantly see friends of mine making New Year's resolutions for finances or business. They will post about it on social media or tell me how great they feel because they do "ABC".

I see them two months later and ask how it is going. And the conversation typically goes like this:

Me: "Are you still "ABC" every day? How's that going?"
Friend: "What?"
Me: "The new year's resolution that you made, the one you were posting about all the time?"
Friend: "Oh... Yeah. I stopped.

And that seems to be the big issue with New Year's resolutions. Something does not "click". Or rather, it does not STICK. They are not helping us to change in the long run. They are just a short-term fix with no lasting results.

The stats on New Year's resolutions, according to a University of Scranton study in the Journal of Clinical Psychology, show:

• 45% of Americans usually make New Year's Resolutions
• 75% of people keep their resolutions through the first week (but only 46% keep them past six months)
• 24%
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Working from home on the sofa while your family goes about their day around you makes anyone feel the strain. Women must do whatever they can to find a unique home office space that sets the tone for a positive, productive workday. 

No matter how planned your day may be, unexpected problems will always pop up in life. It would be best to prepare for occasionally going off course and learn how to adapt and overcome those bumps in the road. 

Working from home is not new. But as more businesses look towards making it an integral part of how they operate, work as we know it looks set for significant changes. When you prioritize your work life, there are sacrifices that you will have to make.

If you have a big project about to be released and technical issues and glitches pop up, you may have to cancel plans in your personal life to show up and fix the problems in your work life.

When you prioritize your home life, you will have to accept that you cannot always be as success...