She Is Smart, Capable, and Spirit-Filled… but Also Stretched Thin

You wake up early, pour the coffee, prep lunches, check emails, get the kids to school, head to work, lead meetings, pick up groceries, make dinner, clean up, fold laundry, answer homework questions, and maybe — just maybe — pray before you collapse into bed.

You are a working Christian woman raising children and carrying influence — at home, in the office, and in your community. But if you are honest… it feels like everyone is getting the best of you except you.

You want to be excellent in your calling, present in your home, wise in your finances, and faithful to God — but you are exhausted.

You Are Not Failing. You Are Called to More — With Grace.

This season is demanding, but you are not alone. Many Christian women between 30 and 50 silently carry the burden of striving… all while believing the lie: “If I were more spiritual, I would not feel so overwhelmed.”

Here is the truth: God did not call you to choose ...

📖 Break Free from Lie-Locked Living:

Are You Called to Lead — But Feel Stuck in Self-Doubt, Fear, or Insecurity?

You may have the business.
You may have the platform.
You may even have the calling…

But somewhere deep inside, something keeps whispering:

• “You are not ready.”

• “You are not enough.”

• “Who do you think you are to lead?”

That is not the voice of God — that is the voice of lie-locked living.

But here is the good news: the Truth sets you free.

🔐 What Is Lie-Locked Living?

Lie-locked living is when your business, calling, and confidence are held hostage by the lies you believe — even if everything looks “successful” on the outside.

These lies can sound like:

• “I have to prove my worth.”

• “If I rest, I will fall behind.”

• “I am too much… or not enough.”

• “I cannot charge for what I do.”

The enemy uses subtle thoughts to sabotage powerful women.

“Yea, hath God said…?” – Genesis 3:1 (KJV)

From the beginning, lies have been ...

📖 Kingdom-Minded Women in Business

Can You Be Successful in Business and Still Honor God?

Yes — absolutely. In fact, you are called to. As a Christian woman in business, you are not just chasing a paycheck. You are stewarding influence for eternal purposes. You are building something that reflects God’s character, not just your skill.

This post will help you grow in confidence, clarity, and Christ-centered business leadership — whether you are a coach, entrepreneur, ministry leader, or working professional.

Why Stewardship and Influence Go Together

God is not looking for perfection. He is looking for faithfulness.

“Moreover it is required in stewards, that a man be found faithful.” – 1 Corinthians 4:2 (KJV)

Your calling is not small. Whether you serve one or many, you carry the Kingdom into every space — the boardroom, the classroom, the Zoom room, and the living room.

5 Principles for Kingdom-Minded Leadership and Financial Stewardship

1. Clarify Your Calling

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From Success to Significance

As Christian women navigating the landscape of career and calling, we are not merely climbing ladders or checking boxes — we are building legacies. God designed us not just for success by the world’s standards, but for eternal significance through His Kingdom lens. Whether you are an entrepreneur, a ministry leader, a corporate professional, or a coach, your work can be a vessel for both purpose and impact.

Redefining Success Through God’s Eyes

The world often defines success through income, accolades, influence, or position. But God offers a different metric. In Joshua 1:8 (KJV), He tells us, "This book of the law shall not depart out of thy mouth; but thou shalt meditate therein day and night... for then thou shalt make thy way prosperous, and then thou shalt have good success." True success flows from obedience to His Word.

Faithful stewardship of your time, talents, and tasks is a hallmark of godly success. When you show up in excellence, serve othe...

A Blog for Christian Women Entrepreneurs, Coaches, Speakers, and Authors

God is raising up a new wave of Christian women who are stepping boldly into business, ministry, and leadership with Kingdom purpose. Whether you are an entrepreneur, a life coach, a speaker, or an author — your calling is not just about profits or platforms. It is about purpose, obedience, and legacy.

You are not just building a business — you are building the Kingdom.

🌿 Business as a Calling, Not Just a Career

As Christian women in business, we do not separate our faith from our work. We are called to reflect Christ in every conversation, contract, and collaboration.

KJV Scripture:
"Whatsoever ye do, do all to the glory of God." — 1 Corinthians 10:31

Whether you are launching your first book, hosting a coaching workshop, or managing a growing team — you are serving the Lord through your gifts.

💼 The Power of Purpose-Driven Work

You are not in business by accident. God has equipped you with:

• A m...

In every season of life, God calls His daughters to walk in faith and wisdom. Whether you are building a business, advancing in your career, or managing your family’s finances, the Lord is intimately concerned with every step you take.

The world may offer shortcuts and strategies, but as Christian women, our success is not measured by what we accumulate—it is measured by obedience, stewardship, and faithfulness. Let us explore how to glorify God and thrive in the realms of business, career, and finances.

1. Your Calling Is Sacred—So Is Your Work

Whether you are an entrepreneur, a nurse, a teacher, a stay-at-home mom running a side business, or in transition, your work matters to God. There is no divide between the sacred and the secular when you walk with Jesus.

📖 “And whatsoever ye do, do it heartily, as to the Lord, and not unto men.” —Colossians 3:23 (KJV)

Your office can be your mission field. Your clients can be your ministry. Your business can be your testimony. Excellenc...

Personal Development for Christian Women: Building Financial Wisdom and Stewardship

As Christian women, financial health is essential to personal development and is key to living a life of stewardship, purpose, and generosity. The financial spoke of the Wheel of Life serves as a reminder that God calls us to manage our resources wisely, aligning our finances with His will for our lives.

Understanding Biblical Stewardship

In Christian living, finances are more than managing budgets and paying bills. Financial stewardship is about using the resources God has given us for His glory and to bless others. Proverbs 3:9 (KJV) says, "Honour the Lord with thy substance, and with the firstfruits of all thine increase." This verse reminds us that our finances reflect our faith and our desire to honor God in all areas of our lives.

Practical Steps for Financial Growth

To develop a strong financial foundation, it is important to practice sound money management that reflects God’s principl...

 Equipping Christian Women During International Coaching Week 2025

International Coaching Week (May 12–18, 2025) is a global celebration of the power and impact of professional coaching. For Christian women pursuing excellence in business, career, and finances, this week is more than a celebration — it is a divine invitation.

It is a call to rise with wisdom...To lead with integrity...To steward resources with intention...To work with purpose and peace.

As Zig Ziglar said, "You don’t have to be great to start, but you have to start to be great."

Coaching helps women start. And coaching, especially when grounded in Biblical truth, helps women stay focused, aligned, and faithful in the calling God has placed on their lives.

Why Coaching Matters in Business and Career

Christian women are often juggling roles — leader, nurturer, provider, steward. Coaching provides a safe, structured, Spirit-led space to:

• Clarify your calling

• Set God-honoring goals

• Build habits of disc...

Money is a topic that touches every area of life, yet many Christian women wrestle with how to manage it wisely. Bills, giving, saving, spending—it can often feel overwhelming. However, God's Word calls us not just to earn money, but to steward it faithfully. Every dollar is a tool entrusted to us, and as stewards, we are called to assign each dollar a purpose that aligns with His will.

As financial teacher Dave Ramsey says, "Every dollar has a name. You either tell it where to go or wonder where it went."

In other words, wise wealth stewardship is intentional. It is planned. It is purposeful. And it is deeply spiritual.

Stewardship is a Biblical Mandate

The concept of stewardship is woven throughout Scripture. From the parable of the talents in Matthew 25 to Paul's teachings on generosity, God makes it clear that we are to manage His resources wisely.

1 Corinthians 4:2 (KJV) says, "Moreover it is required in stewards, that a man be found faithful."

Faithfulness in financial matt...

 A Call to Christian Women

Leadership in the business world can be challenging, yet it is also a profound opportunity for Christian women to live out their faith boldly and intentionally. God has equipped each of us with gifts, talents, and a calling that extends beyond our homes and into the marketplace. It is in these arenas that our light can shine brightly and our influence can extend far and wide.

As Brian Tracy wisely said, "Leaders think and talk about the solutions. Followers think and talk about the problems." Christian women in business leadership are called to be solution-minded, reflecting the wisdom and discernment that come from walking closely with the Lord.

Business Leadership Is Biblical

Many women of the Bible were leaders in their spheres of influence. Consider Deborah, who judged Israel (Judges 4-5), or Lydia, a seller of purple and a supporter of the early church (Acts 16:14-15). Their examples remind us that leadership is not foreign to women of faith. Rather,...