There are various definitions of Inflation, but the one that I like the most is too much money chasing too few goods.  When this happens, prices go up or inflate.  How do you avoid the negative impact of inflation?  Here are 4 simple unbreakable Kingdom rules to break inflation in any country or economy.  When

We’ve all watched Shark Tank and seen the Sharks negotiate back and forth with an entrepreneur who has just made a pitch. What percentage of the company is the entrepreneur willing to give up to get the money? What if you could raise money to grow your business without having to borrow money that you

Despite the Fall, we have received redemption thanks to Jesus Christ and what He has done for us on the cross. This truth of what Jesus has done for all of us should inform how we live our lives as Christians. As Christians in business, how we conduct our business should reflect this as well.

What are the consequences of the Fall? How can we, as Christians in business, create businesses that look more like what God intends? Why does business matter to God? In Part 2: The Fall, Jeff Van Duzer, author, former Dean of the School of Business and Economics, and retired University Provost of Seattle Pacific University,

Christians in business by and large have a very well-formed business worldview and a very bad Christian worldview. This sadly causes their business worldview to shape their Christian worldview. Why does business matter to God? In Part 1: Creation, Jeff Van Duzer, author, former Dean of the School of Business and Economics and retired University

What is Passive Income in Africa like? As an African who came to the United States at 11 years old from Cameroon and now a naturalized citizen of the United States who is passionate about the future financial prosperity of Africa, I was excited to recently interview Rina Hicks, a Biblical Entrepreneur from Nairobi, Kenya

Are you familiar with the Employee Retention Tax Credit (ERTC)? I’m skeptical whenever the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) wants to give me a break.  Such was the case when I learned about the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP).  In simple terms, “The Cares Act” provided a $370 billion stimulus package for employers to meet certain payroll