Howdy friend! You’re trying to build something that lasts — not just a business, but a way of working that aligns with your faith, your integrity, and the responsibilities you carry. The Better Bible Business podcast exists to help Christian entrepreneurs glorify the Lord and grow profitable, peaceful businesses through a valuable application of Biblical principles. In other words, it’s a podcast for Christian entrepreneurs who are tired of the world’s hustle culture and are ready to build profitable, peaceful, God-honoring businesses instead. And we need more small businesses like yours! The foundational principles of the podcast are stated in the motto: Be smart. Be good. Be humble. Be active. Each episode explores practical questions at the intersection of Scripture and real-world business: decision-making, responsibility, discipline, stewardship, fear, ambition, failure, and the quiet work of doing what’s right when no one’s watching. It’s thoughtful conversation for people who want their work to reflect what they believe — and who understand that good things are built over time. Every episode is 30 minutes or less and is valuable, actionable, and ends with something you can do today to grow your revenue and your walk with God at the same time. 🎁 FREE: 7-DAY BIBLICAL ENTREPRENEUR DEVOTIONAL Seven short daily readings designed to realign your heart, head, and business with God’s heart: BetterBibleBusiness.com/7days SUPPORT BETTER BIBLE BUSINESS… If Better Bible Business has encouraged or helped you and you'd like to help us continue the work, you can support us here: GiveSendGo.com/BetterBibleBusiness There is no obligation to give. Listening, sharing, and especially praying for us are meaningful ways to support Better Bible Business too.
Your customer list can help you stay connected when a social media account disappears or disaster disrupts your business. Do you have a list you can actually recover and use?
In Episode 007 of Better Bible Business, Paul Erickson explains why a customer list matters, how to build one without complicated software, and how to maintain and protect it. Drawing a practical business application from Proverbs 27:23, this episode connects ...
What if finding your next client looked less like a sales pitch and more like joining a roundabout?
In Episode 006 of Better Bible Business, Paul Erickson explains The Roundabout Principle: a practical approach to meeting people, earning trust, and discovering opportunities without forcing the relationship. Instead of colliding with people at an intersection, learn to come alongside them.
Three actions to remember: • Be where peopl...
Do you really understand your customers—or do you merely know about them?
Demographics and psychographics are useful, but understanding your audience requires something more: getting out of your chair and sitting in theirs.
In Episode 005 of Better Bible Business, Paul Erickson explores how biblical others-mindedness can transform the way we understand and serve customers. Through real-world examples from grocery delivery, he...
You can’t be great at everything—and you were never meant to be.
In Episode 004 of Better Bible Business, Paul Erickson explores specialization, mastery, and faithful stewardship through an unlikely starting point: a root canal.
What does the Bible say about developing skill? And how can Christian business owners faithfully concentrate what God has entrusted to them so they can become exceptionally useful in serving oth...
Episode 003
Most businesses know what they do.
Far fewer know why they exist.
But what if even that is the wrong question?
As Christian business owners, perhaps the better question is: **For Whom am I running this business?**
In Episode 003 of Better Bible Business, Paul Erickson explores what happens when we stop thinking like owners and begin thinking like stewards—recognizing that God owns the business, we are responsible ...
Episode 002
Fear is a terrible business advisor. It rarely announces itself as fear. Instead, it sounds reasonable: “I’m just being careful.” “I need to think about it a little longer.” “Now probably isn’t the right time.”
But sometimes what looks like caution is really fear — fear of failure, rejection, criticism, or what other people will think.
In Episode 002 of Better Bible ...
Episode 001
Gratitude may be one of the most overlooked competitive advantages in business.
Not because positive thinking magically makes everything better. And not because saying “thank you” is a clever marketing tactic.
Biblical gratitude is something much deeper: the practice of seeing God’s reality truthfully—recognizing what He has already provided instead of allowing circumstances, frustration, or ambi...
Episode 000
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.
🎁 FREE: 7-DAY BIBLICAL ENTREPRENEUR DEVOTIONAL Seven short daily readings designed to realign your heart, head, and business with God’s heart: BetterBibleBusiness.com/7days
Better Bible Business helps Christian entrepreneurs app...
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