A simple reset for your heart, your thinking, and your work. You’re trying to build something honest — not just profitable, but faithful. And if you’re anything like most entrepreneurs, you feel the tension every day:

• Responsibility without rest
• Pressure without clarity
• Activity without alignment

This short devotional exists to help you slow down long enough to remember why you’re doing what you’re doing — and Who you’re doing it with.

What this is (and what it isn’t)

This is not a productivity hack.
It’s not a business plan.
It’s not a course.

It’s seven short, Scripture-anchored readings — one per day — designed to gently realign your heart, head, and work with God’s heart.

Each day includes:

• A short biblical reflection
• A few focused journal prompts
• Space to listen, not perform

You can complete each day in about 10–15 minutes.

Who This is For

This devotional is for you if:

• You’re serious about your work and your faith
• You want wisdom more than hype
• You’re tired of feeling spiritually fragmented during the workweek
• You believe obedience matters more than optimization

You don’t need to be “behind” to need this. Most people like you and I simply come because we want to be properly aligned — or need that mental and spiritual deep breath — before moving forward.

Why Seven Days?

Great question! Because transformation doesn’t require overwhelm. It requires focus.

Seven days is long enough to:

• Interrupt unhealthy patterns
• Re-center your thinking
• Restore perspective

And short enough to actually finish.

Think of this as a reset — not a reset of your goals, but of your orientation.

What You’ll Receive

When you sign up, you’ll receive:

• The 7-Day Biblical Entrepreneur Devotional delivered by email
• One reading per day, sent to your inbox at a steady pace
• No upsells, no pressure, no noise

Just Scripture, reflection, and space to respond honestly before God.

A Quiet Word of Reassurance

This devotional is completely free, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

I don’t believe in bait-and-switch faith content — and I won’t clutter your inbox.

My hope is simply this:

That for one week, your work will feel grounded instead of rushed, and your faith will feel integrated instead of compartmentalized.