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We want to start each day this week by asking one question: What does it look like to be faithful today? That’s it. Just one day at a time. Find out how your journey with God might look different as you take it one step, one 24-hour period, at a time.

Entrepreneurs often get all the credit when a business venture succeeds. Sure, we bear the risk, but if things go our way, people tend to make our successes all about us. But what if our lives pointed to someone other than ourselves? What if we focused less on us?

Forgiveness is easier said than done. Thankfully, we can look to Faith Driven Entrepreneurs as an example of how they’ve forgiven both their friends and their enemies. If you’re looking to live out the virtue of grace, these stories will tell you how.

Fear can pervade every aspect of the entrepreneurial journey. Fear that the idea won’t work. Fear that the funds won’t come in. Fear that the sales won’t go through. But what’s stronger than fear? What’s something that you can turn to when fear surrounds you? The answer is faith.

The CEO of a company is the source of power. They’re the one in the corner office. They’re the one calling all the shots. And while many entrepreneurs find themselves in positions of power, Faith Driven Entrepreneurs know that they are under the all-powerful. And they know that when God is their CEO, He’ll give you all the power, comfort, and peace you need.

Every day seems to bring with it a new crisis, a new emergency. And as leaders of business, Faith Driven Entrepreneurs are the looked-to people for how to lead in a world where up and down keep changing places. Thankfully, we have an anchor in the storms that rage around us.

Entrepreneurship is a lonely venture. All too often, the men and women leading businesses are often doing so without a group of people helping, encouraging, and challenging them along the way. We spoke with a handful of entrepreneurs about why community matters.

Leading a business and leading a family are two different endeavors. And few people are more susceptible to overlooking the latter in order to pay attention to the former than entrepreneurs. Thankfully, there are those who have gone before us who can guide us on how entrepreneurs can approach relationships.

It’s so easy for business leaders and entrepreneurs to get caught up in the day-to-day numbers that define a company’s performance. We can look at profit and revenue and sales all day long, but if we forget to focus on the perspective that matters, we might miss what God has in store for us.

When it comes to entrepreneurship, it’s easy to claim ownership over the things we’ve built. But what if life is more than your business, your ideas, and your profits? What if there’s something greater in store if we turn everything in our hands over to the One who already holds it all? See what it means to be God’s Co-Founder and how to work with God’s Goods for God’s Return.

Entrepreneurship is risky. It’s full of uncertainty, doubt, and confusion, but there’s still something that calls many of us out of our cubicle and into the scary startup world. But how do you know if that’s you? How do you know what it takes to be an entrepreneur? Discerning God’s call on your life is rarely easy, but when it comes to being an entrepreneur, here’s a place to start.

Why do values matter? And as an entrepreneur, how do you ensure that you’re fostering strong values which then express themselves in your venture? We’ve looked at God’s Word and found four that fit the Faith Driven Entrepreneur: faith, family, work, and fitness. Find out why those matter to you, why they’re in that order, and how you can apply them to your own entrepreneurial journey…

Entrepreneurs are anywhere from 2-10x more likely to suffer from mental challenges. And when it comes to working through and learning from the snares that so easily entangle entrepreneurs starting our own ventures, there’s no better place to turn to than God’s Word. Join us for the next five days to see what the Bible has to say about depression, image management, loneliness, sexual brokenness, and worry…

The entrepreneurial journey is far from easy. There’s times of plenty, times of want, the ups and downs of fundraising, product release dates, and everything in between. It’s a stressful process. So, what does Scripture have to say about persevering? And why should we listen to what God has to say on this subject? Join us for the next four days as we find out…