This article offers seven ideas for living out your faith in your business.

This article advises eight considerations for building trust with your business team.

Are you selling your business? This article offers some fundamental questions to consider that will help with God-honouring decision-making in this process.

This article offers seven practices to consider in business when the time comes to terminate an employee.

This article stresses that the actions of Christian business leaders speak more loudly to stakeholders than their words. It calls for honouring God in business practices.

Saul’s life can serve as an example of how personal sin affects the life of others. This article uses this as an example to look personal sin in relation to business practice, government rule. It highlights the need for truth and righteousness in business, government and personal life

How is the Christian faith relevant for business? To answer this question this article looks at the life of Christ and show God’s purpose should shape what we do. It then discusses the difficulties of doing business and the values that must shape the business.

How are business and spiritual formation related? This article answers by explaining that trustworthiness, fairness, and perseverance are some of the characters for the spiritual formation of a Christian in the business sector.

Can a Christian be in business, pursue profit, and remain faithful at the same time? This article draws from the life of Joseph to show that it is possible to have business, profits, and biblical norms match.

This article gives some guidelines on how to manage your business or company in a Christian manner.

This article is about business and the Christian customer.

This article attempts to retrieve the "...Protestant doctrine of vocation and the related concept of profession in order to affirm contemporary business and guide it in a more ethical and accountable direction". The author discusses wealth and business from different Scripture passages. In Part 2 the author looks at work, vocation and wealth throughout church history.