Have you ever struggled to sit down and study the Bible? Maybe you feel like you’re not a great reader or you’re having a hard time with pulling out messages or you just don’t know what to study. In today’s episode, we are going to talk about how to study the Bible and I’m going to break it down into three steps to help you relate it to your business on a daily basis. It is about creating good habits, figuring out where to start, pulling deeper meanings from the bible and relating it to your life and your business. This Christian Business Podcast will help you, as an entrepreneur, dive into God’s word on the daily and apply it to your everyday life.

Marina and Ashley started to notice that the current fitness culture wasn’t honoring God. They found that if they were going to make a change in the world and really reclaim the culture in all aspects, not just fitness, they needed to reclaim it on the spiritual side, as well as the physical side. So they started Jab Cross Jab to combine worship with workouts. Their dream of owning a business that honored God and met their goals has been a road of obedience and through a series of open and closed doors, they have created a new kind of business that meets both the physical and spiritual needs of women. Their advice about starting a new business that honors God is on the podcast. 

I think we can all relate when it comes to rolling with the punches over the last 2 years. There has been so much uncertainty and change that we have been reeling. Christal Marshall is a Christian business coach and an expert in having to pivot, listen to God and follow Him even when the path is unclear.

A new year is a time to look back and reflect on your wins and losses from the previous year. While we shouldn’t dwell on the past, looking back in the context of learning is so important. Evaluating your previous year helps direct your goals for the new year and gives you fuel to begin fresh with purpose and with more knowledge about how to move forward. This podcast is a snapshot of my year and what I learned.