Daily Devotionals

Your business has the potential to make a significant difference in the world. When you take a moment to consider the major issues around you, you’ll most likely discover a way to address them through a sustainable and profitable business. Nonprofits and ministries are not the only ways to address social issues. Contrary to popular […]

You already carry everything you need to start, run, and grow your business, nonprofit, or ministry deep within you. The problem is that it’s not always visible to the natural eye. We often say, “seeing is believing,” but as a person of faith, you must understand that things are received spiritually before they become visible

Stop focusing on what you don’t have and start using what you do! Romans 12:6-8 reminds us that we each have gifts that differ, but whatever gift God has placed in your hands, it’s your responsibility to put it to work. Whether it’s prophesying, serving, teaching, inventing, or encouraging, use your talent every day to

The greatest obstacle to fulfilling your mission is not a lack of resources, support, or opportunities—it’s you. Often, we are our own biggest barrier. Self-doubt, fear, procrastination, and lack of discipline can cause us to sabotage our own progress. We may blame external circumstances, but in reality, the root of the issue lies within us.

Fear is one of the greatest obstacles to expressing your creativity and spiritual gifts. It often whispers lies about failure, inadequacy, and rejection, convincing you to play it safe and hide the gifts God has placed inside you. But remember, God did not give us a spirit of fear, but of power, love, and self-discipline

Surrounding yourself with the right people and environment is crucial to the success of your mission. If you’re struggling to make progress or can’t seem to get anything off the ground, it might be time to evaluate your inner circle. The people closest to you either empower your dreams or hinder them. You need to

The diligent watchman, the one whom God has called to watch over their world, must realize that life isn’t just about them. This is a crucial shift in perspective. It’s not simply about “me, me, me” or even “me and my family,” but about taking on a broader sense of responsibility for your community, industry,

Many people spend their days waiting for the “perfect” time to launch their dreams, but the truth is that such a moment may never come. Ecclesiastes 11:4 reminds us that “He who observes the wind will not sow, and he who regards the clouds will not reap.” In other words, if you’re always looking for

A “wantrepreneur” is someone who talks a lot about starting a business, but never takes the necessary steps to make it happen. They have plenty of ideas and dreams, but those ideas remain just that—dreams. They might spend time planning, researching, or talking about their future business, but they never take that leap into action.

In Matthew 11:2-5, John the Baptist sent messengers to Jesus with a simple but profound question: “Are you the one who is to come, or shall we look for another?” Jesus’ response was not filled with grand promises or future prophecies, but rather the evidence of what had already been accomplished—healing the sick, giving sight