No. You don't need a cross on your building or a faith-themed company name. Chick-fil-A is a leading example, its only visible Christian element is a Bible verse on its cups, yet it's known as a faith-driven company because of its superior service. Your values can speak through the quality and grace of your work.
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No. You don't need a cross on your building or a faith-themed company name. Chick-fil-A is a leading example, its only visible Christian element is a Bible verse on its cups, yet it's known as a faith-driven company because of its superior service. Your values can speak through the quality and grace of your work.
A faith-driven business can minister, feed, clothe, or heal. Practical steps include supporting Christian-based charities that meet those needs, blogging to share your faith, providing an excellent product, and treating customers and employees with grace and understanding.
Matthew 7:13-14 contrasts the wide, crowded road that leads to destruction with the narrow gate that leads to life. For business owners, the narrow gate means resisting the constant pull toward more; more hours, more possessions, and instead aligning your work, profit, and time with God's will and your family.