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It can be easy as Christian business leaders to say that God is good. However, do your attitudes and actions in your business reflect the truth of God's goodness?
Do you believe that no matter what God has your best interest at heart?
Or do you feel that God is holding out on you for some reason?
Mike unpacks Redemptive Economic Principle #2, under the category of God's Dominion and Our Stewardship, which is that We Trust In God's Goodness, Living with an Abundance Mentality and Enthusiasm to be Fruitful and Multiply.
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