More Than Tentmakers The term “tentmaking” originates from the Apostle Paul, who supported his ministry to the Gentiles through the tent-making trade. In Acts 18:3, it says, “Because he was of the same trade, he stayed with them and worked, for by occupation they were tentmakers.” Historically, this term has been used to describe small

Church Growth and Sustainability Has your church membership fully recovered since the global pandemic? Are your members giving generously? Do you have an active marketplace ministry in your church? According to research by the Pew Research Center, church attendance has been on the decline since COVID-19, and a study by Villanova University indicates that while individual giving has

Empowering Women in Leadership: Embracing Opportunity with Faith and Purpose Today’s women have unprecedented opportunities to contribute to the marketplace, education, science, athletics, and the church. Though the historical narrative is one of struggle for opportunity and recognition, it is also rich with examples of women who overcame cultural and legal challenges to make significant

Planning FOr Success Despite the undeniable importance of planning in business, with many citing it as one of the primary success factors, it is becoming more and more underestimated, especially given the rise of concepts like lean start-ups. A Harvard Business Review article warns us that entrepreneurs who write formal plans are 16% more likely to achieve

The 5 Key Factors to Business Success Whether we like it or not, we need to acknowledge that being a Kingdom business doesn’t guarantee success, nor does it eliminate the possibility of failure. As Biblical Entrepreneurs, we ought to be good stewards of the business that God has entrusted to us by doing our very best to avoid