Leading with faith in business is not about perfection, pressure, or constant visibility. It’s about discernment, stewardship, and daily decisions that align conviction with action—especially when outcomes are uncertain.

Thriving in any season requires more than effort—it requires alignment. When life moves fast, we often skip prayer, reflection, and honesty, only to find ourselves stuck in familiar patterns. This reflection invites you to pause, take stock of where you are, and consider what it looks like to truly place God in the middle of every decision, challenge, and opportunity. When we surrender our weaknesses and depend fully on Him, God provides clarity, peace, and a foundation that

As the year winds down, this sacred pause offers more than just time for reflection—it’s an invitation to realign your plans with God’s purpose. Whether you’re mapping out business goals or seeking spiritual clarity, these five faith-based steps will help you finish strong and step into the new year with wisdom, peace, and direction.

Screens may be winning kids’ attention, but they don’t have to win their hearts. With the right strategies, we can create meaningful, curiosity-driven moments around God’s Word that cut through the noise. This article explores simple, intentional ways to help young people rediscover wonder in Scripture—through discovery, identity, conversation, and even creative play.

Are you truly building your business with God—or just asking Him to bless what you’ve already decided to do? In this post, MCWEN Founder Andrena Sawyer shares three powerful ways to partner with God in your business. Discover how to ask, seek, and knock in your daily decisions so your work reflects His Kingdom, not just your hustle.

As a Christian woman of color in business, success often means carrying multiple callings — leading with excellence while protecting your peace. This guide explores how self-care can be a spiritual discipline, offering practical ways to nurture your mind, body, and spirit so you can sustain success from the inside out.

Entrepreneurship can feel like a battlefield—especially for Christian women of color breaking barriers in business. Yet, what the world calls obstacles—your faith, heritage, and perspective—are divine advantages that set you apart. This article unpacks how to build your business with prayer and planning, stand confidently in your identity, and leave a lasting legacy rooted in purpose and impact.

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.

Don’t wait until tax season panic sets in—wise stewardship starts before December 31st. In “Do Not Wait Until April! The Faithful Entrepreneur’s Guide to Year-End Tax Stewardship,” learn why waiting until April to address your taxes can cost you thousands, whether you’re a W-2 employee or a self-employed entrepreneur.

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.

Faith in prayer to heal is not misplaced; far from it. However, faith in God to heal is what's more important, 'cause He wants you whole and healthy (probably more than you do).

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

What if the ladder was never built for you? It’s time to stop chasing someone else’s version of success and start building your own. From saying yes before you’re ready to redefining ambition on your terms, here’s how purpose-driven women are reclaiming their careers and their confidence.

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.

For faith-driven women entrepreneurs, building a purpose-filled business on a budget is possible. By combining biblical principles with Lean Startup strategies, you can launch smart, stay focused, and grow sustainably—without compromising your values.

The Proverbs 31 woman isn’t a symbol of perfection—she’s a blueprint for purpose-driven leadership. In today’s noisy business world, she shows us how to lead with vision, faith, and integrity. This article unpacks how Christian women entrepreneurs can build businesses that honor God and create lasting impact.

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.

Spring is the perfect time to refresh your business. From decluttering your digital space to revisiting your strategy, here's how to start.

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