Divine Entrepreneurs Are Witnesses. Those Who Bear the Name, Word, and Spirit of God
In the end times, God is calling a special generation of Witnesses – who will not only preach the Word of God, but will also operate as Divine Entrepreneurs. These are people who bear His Name, live by His Word, and are led by His Spirit. They will not only invest in this life, but will also be strategic investors in the Eternal Kingdom – the Divine City of God.
- Where do wise entrepreneurs invest?
Jesus himself pointed out the wise place to invest:
“Do not store up for yourselves treasures on earth, where moth and rust destroy, and where thieves break in and steal. But store up for yourselves treasures in heaven… For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.”
(Matthew 6:19–21)
Divine Entrepreneurs do not invest in worldly systems, but in things that will never perish – souls, the Word of God, the expansion of the Kingdom of God.
- All investments require careful calculation
Jesus taught that following Him and investing in the Kingdom of God cannot be emotional, but requires consideration and strategy:
“Who builds a house without counting the cost? If he does not have enough, he will be laughed at…”
(Luke 14:28–33)
Divine Entrepreneurs are people who have both faith and wisdom to plan for the long term – both physical and spiritual.
- Invest in what cannot be taken away
Jesus praised Mary:
“Mary has chosen the good portion, and no one will take it away from her.”
(Luke 10:41–42)
As a Divine Entrepreneur, you need to invest in God’s Word every day – for it is eternal, a capital that never depreciates.
- Invest in souls – eternal returns
“The fruit of the righteous is a tree of life, and the wise win souls.”
(Proverbs 11:30)
“What profit is it for a man to gain the whole world, and forfeit his own soul?”
(Mark 8:36–37)
Winning souls is the ultimate investment strategy. Every soul that returns to God, heaven rejoices (Luke 15:7). Divine Entrepreneurs know that true returns come from throwing themselves into human lives.
- Each person is a steward of “spiritual wealth”
“You wicked and lazy servant! I entrusted you with the talents… why are you not yielding?”
(Matthew 25:26)
Each person is entrusted with a “talent” – talents, time, connections, resources. The Divine Entrepreneur will manage and multiply them for the glory of the Kingdom.
- Business is not a sin, if led by God
The Bible is not against business – but God says to use this world’s wealth to create value for the next:
“Make friends for yourselves by means of unrighteous wealth, so that when it is gone, they may welcome you into eternal dwellings.”
(Luke 16:9)
“He who is faithful in small matters will be entrusted with great ones.”
(Luke 16:10–12)
- Model: Joseph and the Virtuous Woman
Joseph was the one who was given wisdom by God to manage the Egyptian economy and deliver the nation from famine (Genesis 41).
The virtuous woman is a skillful businesswoman, trading and supplying goods to merchants (Proverbs 31:24).
They are all models of the Divine Businessman – living in the world, but carrying wisdom from heaven.
- The Great Commission – The Mission of the Divine Businessman
“Go into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature.”
(Mark 16:15)
“For where two or three are gathered together in my name, there am I in the midst of them.”
(Matthew 18:20)
The Divine Businessman is a living Witness, bringing the gospel into the workplace, the church and society. They are part of the “Body” – where the Throne of God reigns among the community of His children.
Conclusion: Investing in the Divine Capital – an eternal career
✅ Investing in the soul
✅ Investing in the Word
✅ Investing in relationships
✅ Investing in assets for the Kingdom
✅ Investing in the community of faith – where the Throne of God is located
The Divine Entrepreneurs are witnesses to eternal life, the ones who extend the Divine Capital right in the midst of the world. They live in the flow of the economy – but they belong to the Kingdom that cannot be shaken.
They invest not only with capital, but with faith. Not only for profit, but for the soul. Not only for today, but for eternal life.