Success without sustainability leads to burnout—and for faith-driven women entrepreneurs, that’s never the goal. This article explores four biblical pillars of self-care designed to help minority Christian women in business thrive spiritually, emotionally, and physically while walking boldly in their purpose.

You’ve been praying, listening, and journaling—and then God drops a big idea in your spirit. Whether it’s a business, podcast, or community, the excitement can quickly turn into overwhelm. If you're wrestling with fear, doubt, or not knowing where to start, this article offers 3 practical, faith-filled strategies to help you move forward—one obedient step at a time.

Whether managing a household, pursuing a career, or serving the community, one truth remains constant: God is in the midst of it all. As resourceful women juggling multiple roles, the pressure to grow and stay strong can be overwhelming. Yet, rooted in grace and faith, our growth lasts. God is with us in every step, especially when we feel uncertain or fatigued. To every woman leading and learning: you are seen, becoming, and never alone.

Growth doesn’t always feel like winning, sometimes it feels like waiting, pruning, and stepping outside your comfort zone. For Christian women in business, these seasons of stretching aren’t setbacks; they’re divine preparation for greater impact. If you sense restlessness, face new challenges, or feel God nudging you to let go of what no longer serves you, you may be in a season where God is expanding your capacity for the blessings ahead. Discover the five signs you’re bein

If you're a multi-passionate Christian woman in business, focus can feel like a struggle. With so many God-given talents and ideas, it's easy to feel pulled in every direction. This article offers four powerful strategies to help you find clarity, stay aligned with your calling, and build a sustainable business—without the overwhelm.

Feeling stuck in business? Try a Business Meeting with God. It’s not just prayer—it’s a consistent, intentional space to invite God into your decisions. From offers to audience, He has the wisdom you need. Show up with questions, listen for answers, and take action in faith. When you partner with God, you stop guessing and start building with grace. Schedule your first meeting this week—and watch what happens.

This Resurrection Weekend, we're reminded that dead things can live again. Whether you're navigating a slow season in business or seeking clarity in your calling, know this: the same power that raised Jesus is at work in you. Let go of what no longer serves you, and make room for what God wants to resurrect. Your purpose is still alive. Your voice still matters. He is risen—and, by faith, so are you.

Discover how minority women entrepreneurs can navigate new DEI regulations with faith, turning challenges into growth and opportunity.

Explore powerful prayers and affirmations that align your entrepreneurial journey with God’s will.

Here's how to strengthen your faith in 2025 with daily reflection, scripture, community, and setting intentional faith-based goals.

If you’re feeling stuck or struggling to stay consistent in your business, the key to breaking through might be simpler than you think.

Many people let problems weigh them down to the extent they develop a negative attitude and miss out on God's plan. Here's how to overcome.

Life's challenges can lead to a distorted view of who and what God is. But, be encouraged that He is in control and wants good for you.

This blogpost talks about how Christians can use their entrepreneurial gifts, businesses, and creativity to further the Kingdom of God.

Dealing with imposter syndrome? Here's how to use your faith to cope and improve self-awareness.

If we are Christians and say we want to live in a way that glorifies God we need to be intolerant of the things He was intolerant of.

As Christian entrepreneurs, we must believe we can abide in the same bold faith as Daniel. Here's how to honor God in your business.

What happens when your child begins to display bullying behavior, or becomes the bully? Check out these tips for parenting.

After every storm comes the promise of a brighter future that God wants to give His children.

What if you, yes you, were created, magnificently and specifically, for such a time as this? What if every struggle was divine intervention?