Several highly respected, faith-focused publications offer articles specifically designed to help Christian entrepreneurs navigate stewardship and responsible decision-making.

You can run a highly profitable business while leading your team with deep faith and fairness. In the biblical model, profitability and employee care are not opposing forces; rather, a thriving, respected workforce naturally drives business growth (Proverbs 14:4).

Applying biblical principles to your small business means integrating faith into your daily operations, relationships, and strategic planning. Scripture provides a clear framework for commerce centered on integrity, stewardship, and service.

In this post, I take a peek behind the curtain to discuss the five most common moral failures among business owners. Those failures are exploitative labor practices, financial deception, intellectual property theft, greenwashing, and toxic favoritism.

In this post, I outline five losing strategies that kill relationships. These five strategies are adapted from Relational Life Therapy (Terry Real).

Family businesses benefit when multiple generations work together. Here are some of these benefits.

There are five philosophies that pornography teaches those who consume it. These beliefs aren't taught in a classroom; they're taught through modeling and assumptions of how sex and physical intimacy are portrayed in pictures and videos. All five beliefs damage our emotional presence in relationships, our intimacy with God, our intimacy with others, and our identity.

Imagine the effect of these beliefs on a business owner and his business when they are lived out in a business context.

Choosing an executive coach comes down to three things: experience, fit, and process — not just a polished website.

Improving work-life balance as a Christian business owner requires shifting your mindset from managing time to stewarding your identity, energy, and callings under God's sovereignty.

Balancing the intense demands of executive leadership with a deeply committed, Christ-centered marriage requires moving past basic time management into highly intentional, shared spiritual, and operational frameworks.

Is it really possible to have a great marriage, a close walk with God, and a great business? Bill English, PhD. says, “Yes!” Learn more.

Learn what A Better Business means at OnPath Coaching.

Learn what OnPath means by the phrase A Better You.

Here is my “Why” and how my “why” impacts my executive coaching.

In Bowen Family Theory, differentiation is all about defining yourself relative to others around you. When a person differentiates themselves within a family system, the anxiety and conflict in that system tend to dissipate over time. The role of defining oneself is central to creating boundaries that inform others where your persona and work begin and end – the areas that you control and those you do not.

In his book Integrity: The Courage to Meet the Demands of Reality, Dr. Henry Cloud says that “there are lot of people who are competent and good at what they do who don’t get to be leaders or ‘hugely’ successful.” He goes on to write that for competent individuals to be successful, they must be able to build alliances with others that are mutually beneficial. Such alliances create opportunities for everyone to be much more successful.

Over the last twenty years, hiring coaches from the ranks of impressive, well-known celebrities has become popular. These “celebrity coaches” usually come from the glamorous world of professional sports or a coach with an impressive resume who charges $185K/year/client (yes, they exist).

There is a dark side to business ownership that few talk about. The reality is that mental health issues for business owners are a real problem. Learn More…