Christian Women in Business | National Association of Christian Women ...

She sat in her car, keys still in the ignition, staring blankly at the oversized coffee cup in her hand.
Another networking event. Another half-smile-and-nod conversation about “collabs” and “funnels” and “scaling.”
Another moment where she felt… alone....

It happened at 10:17 a.m. on a Tuesday.
I was still in my pajamas. My coffee was cold. And my business bank account balance? Let’s just say… if it were a heartbeat, the doctor would be calling a time of death.
I stared at the open laptop in front of me, wondering—for the 14th time that morning—if I had misunderstood my calling entirely. Was I really cut out for entrepreneurship? Or had I been caught in a well-branded Instagram delusion?...

(And Why Your Calling Might Be Closer Than You Think)
I used to think starting a Christian business as a woman of faith meant one of two things:
A “holy” business — something ministry-related, nonprofit, or charitable.

The moment I realized my coffee had spilled all over my laptop—and that I hadn’t backed up my files in months—was the same moment my phone buzzed with a text from my son’s school.
“Mom, I forgot my lunch.”
That was also the morning I had a client meeting… and my hair looked like it had been through a wind tunnel....