Faith in Business: Honor God as an Entrepreneur
Building a business can challenge your faith in ways people don’t talk about. Recently, I found myself slowing down and asking myself: How do I handle business in a way that honors God?
I came across a nationwide study by the HCU Center for Christianity in Business. It showed that 62% of faith-driven entrepreneurs want to better understand how to use their business skills to serve God. This hit home for me because I was struggling with the same question.
At the same time, a client was feeling overwhelmed as she was building her brand. Between website updates, content, marketing, and developing new systems, she was trying to manage a lot at once. As we worked through the challenges together, an unexpected business situation arose that forced me to think carefully about how I wanted to respond, not just as a business owner, but as a Christian entrepreneur.
In the past, I’ve made decisions out of fear, pleasing others, or just to avoid tough conversations. This time, I wanted to do things differently. Instead of reacting quickly, I turned to Scripture and searched for wisdom on what faith in business truly means.
In this post, I want to share what I’ve learned about trusting God in business, the biblical principles that guide my choices, and the scriptures that shape how I lead and build today.