Build More Than a Successful Business. Build a Business Life Grounded in Faith.Entrepreneurship brings opportunity, responsibility, uncertainty, and difficult choices. Every day, business owners must make decisions involving money, people, promises, leadership, competition, risk, and the use of power. Called to Build provides daily biblical guidance for meeting those responsibilities with Christian character.Written especially for entrepreneurs, small-business owners, independent professionals, managers, and aspiring business leaders, this yearlong devotional connects Scripture with the practical realities of building and operating a business.Each daily reading includes: - A passage from the public-domain Douay-Rheims Bible, American Edition of 1899- A reflection connecting Scripture to business and leadership- A practical action for applying the day's virtue- A closing prayer for wisdom, strength, and faithful conductAcross 365 daily readings, you will explore Christian virtues such as: - Integrity and honesty- Stewardship and responsibility- Courage and perseverance- Humility and teachability- Compassion and generosity- Discipline and diligence- Fairness and accountability- Wisdom and ethical decision-making- Service-centered leadership- Faith, hope, and loveCalled to Build does not promise that faith will guarantee financial success or protect a business from setbacks. Instead, it offers something more lasting: a biblical foundation for conducting business faithfully through growth and decline, opportunity and disappointment, success and uncertainty.Use these readings before beginning your workday, during a quiet break, with a business partner or leadership team, or whenever an important decision requires prayerful perspective.Your business can create useful work, solve real problems, support families, serve customers, and strengthen communities. But what you build is only part of your calling. How you build it matters too.Begin a 365-day journey toward building your business with greater faith, wisdom, integrity, and purpose.
