Trailer introducing the Better Bible Business podcast and its mission to help Christian entrepreneurs build profitable, peaceful, God-honoring businesses.

Be smart. Be good. Be humble. Be active.

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Better Bible Business helps Christian entrepreneurs apply biblical truth to the practical realities of business, leadership, marketing, work, and life.

SOURCES & FURTHER READING

Micah 6:8

Luke 2:52

Transcript

[00:00:00] Intro Voiceover: You’re listening to the Better Bible Business Podcast with the world’s greatest host, Paul Erickson. Was that good, Dad?

[00:00:13] Paul: Howdy friend, and welcome to Better Bible Business. I’m Paul Erickson. On Sunday, we go to church and hear about prayer, worship, and following Christ But then Monday morning comes and we start to worry about payroll, clients, marketing, cash flow, deadlines, and whether or not we’re making the right decisions.

[00:00:38] Ugh. Yeah, you’re not alone. Hey, I know what it’s like to build a business and raise a family on a sometimes too-tight budget, so I get it, and that’s exactly why I created the Better Bible Business Podcast. Consider how much of your life is spent at work. For entrepreneurs especially, work isn’t just part of life…

[00:01:03] …sometimes it feels like life itself. If you attend a good church, you probably know how to apply what you learn to your home and family and to your church. But what does the Bible say about where you spend over a third of your life during your working years? That’s exactly why Better Bible Business exists, to help Christian entrepreneurs like you, who are tired of the world’s hustle culture, build profitable, peaceful, God-honoring businesses.

[00:01:33] The foundational principles of Better Bible Business are captured in four simple ideas: be smart, be good, be humble, be active. Those ideas are found in Micah 6:8 and Luke 2:52. Micah 6:8 says, “He hath showed thee, O man, what is good; and what doth the Lord require of thee, but to do justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with thy God?”

[00:02:00] And Luke 2:52 tells us that “…Jesus increased in wisdom and stature, and in favor with God and man.” Because I respect your time, every episode is 30 minutes or less, valuable, practical, and ends with something you can do today to grow your revenue and your walk with God at the same time. As a former pastor, I’ve also spent most of my adult life in business as an entrepreneur and in ministry, leadership, and helping people solve everyday real-world problems biblically.

[00:02:35] Most importantly, I came to know Christ when I was 18, and I’m grateful for the lessons God has taught me through his Word and through the godly people he’s placed in my life. I’m not here to sell you a prosperity gospel or another six-figure funnel. I am here to help you make more money, sure, but also keep more peace and bring more glory to Jesus one practical scripture-saturated episode at a time.

[00:03:05] If that sounds like the kind of content you’ve been wanting, hit Subscribe right now, and then go grab my completely free gift, the “7-Day Biblical Entrepreneur Devotional.” It’s seven short readings plus journal prompts that will realign your heart, head, and business with God’s heart in one week. The link is in the show notes below, or visit betterbiblebusiness.com/7days today.

[00:03:32] My friend, thank you. Thank you for taking time to spend a few minutes of your day with me. Let’s grow your business God’s way, and remember, be smart, be good, be humble, be active. And we’ll see you in the first episode.

[00:03:51] Outro Voiceover: Thank you for listening to the Better Bible Business Podcast with your awesome host, Paul Erickson.

[00:03:57] Awesome? Really, Dad? Anyway, you can subscribe to this podcast and social media channels at betterbiblebusiness.com. So smash that like button, hit subscribe, ring the bell, and follow on social media. All right, Dad. Five bucks is five bucks!