Is it wrong to profit from your ministry calling? Not automatically. Scripture supports ministers receiving material support for their work, but it also names a specific sin, teaching “for shameful gain,” that has nothing to do …
Does God want me to be rich? Not in the way the prosperity gospel teaches it. Scripture never promises that faith or obedience guarantees financial wealth, and it directly warns against teachers …
Is selling your expertise biblical? Yes. Scripture consistently treats skilled knowledge, wisdom, and specialized ability as genuinely valuable, worth paying for, and worth being paid for, as long as the expertise is real and the exchange is …
How do you know if God is calling you to teach online? Look for three things together: a genuine spiritual gift of teaching, a track record of that gift already building people up in …
Is entrepreneurship biblical? Yes. Scripture commends work, risk-taking, and building things that serve other people, from the creation account through the Proverbs 31 woman to Jesus’ own parable about a master who expects his servants to invest, not …
Should Christians charge for teaching? Yes. Scripture defends the right of a teacher to be paid for their work, as long as the teaching is sound and the motive is service rather than greed. The confusion comes …
The Bible does not mention the internet. It does not mention online courses, coaching programs, or digital memberships. But it has everything to say about work, calling, gifts, stewardship, and the responsibility to serve others with what …