Prepared to do business as ministry
Last night was the start of the inaugural online BizMin Course. It was great to be able to gather as a small group, despite the current Covid 19 lockdown. Over the coming months we will be offering the course online to Christian entrepreneurs from around the world. If you would like to find out more about joining a course email us via our website contact page.
We are delighted to announce the launch of The BizMin Course.
This ten part discipleship course for Christian business leaders seeks to equip Christian entrepreneurs to make business their ministry. Using the Bible’s business wisdom, the course unpacks how a business run God’s way can become a fruitful ministry and a deeply satisfying life’s work. Our goal is to see a generation of Christian business leaders and owners transform the culture of business for the good of society and the glory of God.
If it is your business, we believe it is your ministry. The BizMin Course will help you to press on and take hold of all that God has prepared for you and your business. Join the adventure.
You can download the course for FREE from our website https://www.bizmin.org/bizmin-course/
Here is a link to a talk by Paul Bulkeley given at the A Call to Business entrepreneurs evening in the City of London. It is on Joseph – One of the greatest future traders.
It starts at 2 minutes and 54 seconds…
We had another encouraging evening at the A Call to Business’ Entrepreneurs Evening in The City of London. We took a detailed look at what we call The Kingdom Entrepreneur, in Proverbs 31.10-31. It is always a huge encouragement to study what the Bible has to say about business with other Christians in business.
If you want to find out more about this amazing passage you can watch Part 6 of The Bible on Business at https://www.bizmin.org/resources/the-bible-on-business-video-course/
A friend from church recently recommended this excellent book to me. I commend it to you.
It is a wonderfully clear overview of how we all operate out of our cultural framework. The book introduces ‘the Belief Tool – a lens to identify, interpret, and respond to the cultures in new markets’. In my experience this applies in every market. We can all benefit from a greater empathy for the people we work with. It pays to know ourselves and perhaps more importantly those we are seeking to do business with.
The book is called The Culture Key by Curt G. Laird and is published by Xana Publishing. You can find out more at www.theculturekey.com