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In this episode of the Blessed and Bossed Up podcast, Tatum continues the Bible on Business series, focusing on the principles of delegation and team building as outlined in the Bible. She dives deep into Exodus 18:13-27, where Moses receives advice from his father-in-law, Jethro, on how to effectively delegate responsibilities. Tatum also touches on the importance of wise counsel and the characteristics of good team members.
Key Points:
Context of Exodus 18:13-27:Moses is overwhelmed with the responsibility of judging the people’s disputes.Jethro, Moses’ father-in-law, observes the inefficiency and potential for burnout.Jethro advises Moses to delegate responsibilities to capable men to ease his burden.Importance of Wise Counsel:Wise counsel should be based on an understanding of God’s assignment for you.Tatum emphasizes the need for mentors and coaches who align their advice with God's plan for your business.Highlights the importance of filtering advice through the assignment God has given you.Principles of Delegation and Team Building:Hire from Your Sphere of Influence:Consider people who have been impacted by your business and already have buy-in to your mission.Tatum shares personal experiences of hiring individuals from her community who have proven to be valuable team members.Teach and Train:Ensure team members understand the culture and values of your business.Train them on standard operating procedures and the importance of embodying the mission of the business.Utilize Technology:Leverage technology and AI to delegate tasks effectively before hiring people.Train these tools to operate in line with your business values and standards.Select Capable and Honest Individuals:Hire people with the necessary skills, integrity, and fear of the Lord.Trust them to do their jobs once trained, avoiding micromanagement.Assign Tasks Based on Abilities:Delegate responsibilities according to each team member’s capacity and skills, similar to the parable of the talents in Matthew 25.Takeaways:All answers needed for business challenges can be found in the Bible.Emphasizes the importance of seeking the Holy Spirit’s guidance in applying biblical principles to your business.Scriptures Mentioned:
Exodus 18:13-27John 10:11-15Matthew 25 (Parable of the Talents)


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In this episode, Tatum kicks off the "Bible on Business" series, emphasizing the need for faith-based entrepreneurs to deeply understand and apply biblical principles in their business practices. This series aims to equip listeners with the spiritual tools necessary to shepherd their businesses and people effectively, focusing on souls rather than sales.
Key Points:
Introduction to Bible on Business Series:Tatum introduces the "Bible on Business" series, highlighting its purpose to dive deep into biblical principles applicable to entrepreneurship.Emphasizes the importance of relying on the Lord, prayer, and the Bible for guidance in business.Markers of Seasons in Business:Discusses various stages in her entrepreneurial journey: recognizing God as the CEO, transitioning from entrepreneur to executive, and now focusing on shepherding in business.Highlights the shift from prioritizing sales and growth to focusing on shepherding and serving people.Understanding Sheep and Shepherd Relationships:Explains the characteristics of sheep and how they parallel consumer behavior, such as flocking behavior, dependency, vulnerability, docility, and recognition of the shepherd’s voice.Emphasizes that just as sheep need a shepherd, consumers need trustworthy leaders in business.Biblical Texts on Shepherding:Matthew 18:12-14: Importance of seeking out and addressing the needs of the lost or disengaged customers. Celebrating reconciliation and showing love and compassion even in business.John 21:15-17: Jesus’ instructions to Peter about feeding and taking care of his sheep, emphasizing the need for comprehensive and compassionate leadership in business.Acts 20:28: Paul’s farewell address highlighting the importance of personal integrity, spiritual health, and sacrificial leadership.1 Peter 2:25: Reminder that we are all sheep who tend to wander and need to continually turn back to Jesus, the shepherd and guardian of our souls.Practical Applications:Encourages business owners to actively seek out and engage with dissatisfied or disengaged customers.Discusses the importance of maintaining personal integrity and spiritual health through accountability, consistent prayer, and devotion.Stresses the significance of sacrificial leadership and treating business as a service unto the Lord.



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In this episode, Tatum introduces a new series titled "Bible on Business." She emphasizes the importance of being disciples in our businesses and the necessity of going back to the Bible to be properly developed by the Lord. Tatum shares personal experiences and insights on how Christian entrepreneurs can shift their focus from sales to souls and better steward their God-given assignments.
Key Points:
Introduction:Tatum announces a new series called "Bible on Business."The goal is to journey through the Bible to become better disciples in our businesses, not just to seek immediate results.Purpose of the Series:God strategically places believers in the marketplace to meet real needs and win souls.The importance of being disciples and properly stewarding our businesses as Christian entrepreneurs.Personal Experience:Tatum shares an encounter at a laundromat that inspired her to think about the impact of Christian business owners.Reflects on her own journey of learning to do business God’s way with limited resources but abundant revelation from the Lord.Challenges in the Christian Entrepreneur Space:The danger of information overload and the distraction of many voices in the Christian business community.The need to focus on being properly developed by the Lord rather than jumping from one source of advice to another.The Enemy’s Tactics:Tatum discusses her personal battles with the mind and how the enemy uses distractions to hinder her gift of discernment.Importance of staying locked into moments and being present to activate spiritual gifts.Shift in Business Focus:Transition from focusing on sales and growth to shepherding and serving people.

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In this episode, Tatum dives into Chapter 14 of "Battlefield of the Mind" by Joyce Meyer, discussing the dangers of a passive mind and the importance of discipline and active engagement in spiritual warfare. She provides insights and practical advice for overcoming passivity and staying committed to spiritual growth and devotion.
Key Points:
Understanding Passivity:Definition of passivity as the opposite of activity and its dangers.Importance of being alert, cautious, and active in spiritual life.The subtle nature of passive sins and their impact on relationships and spiritual growth.Overcoming Passivity:Discipline as the key to overcoming passivity.Importance of engaging in spiritual practices even without emotional motivation.Practical example of Joyce’s husband, Dave, overcoming passivity through discipline and persistence.Role of the Holy Spirit:Emphasis on the Holy Spirit’s role in renewing the mind and guiding believers.Importance of maintaining sensitivity and submission to the Holy Spirit for true transformation.Practical Examples:Real-life examples of overcoming passive mindsets in marriage and personal relationships.Dangers of living in fantasy versus dealing with reality and submitting it to God.
Scriptures Mentioned:
Romans 12:1-2John 15:4John 15:10Ephesians 4:22-24Matthew 5:27-28Colossians 3:1-2Ephesians 4:27Hosea 4:61 Peter 5:82 Timothy 1:6


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In this episode, Tatum dives into Chapter 13 of "Battlefield of the Mind" by Joyce Meyer, discussing the pitfalls of having a judgmental, critical, and suspicious mind. She shares personal insights and practical advice on overcoming these negative thought patterns to better love and serve others.
Scriptures Mentioned:
Matthew 7:1-6John 2:23-251 Peter 5:81 Corinthians 13:7Romans 2:1Proverbs 4:23Ephesians 4:32Romans 14:14Romans 12:3


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Summary: In this episode, Tatum discusses the difference between perseverance and simply pushing through pain, drawing from personal experiences and biblical principles. She emphasizes the importance of acknowledging and addressing our emotions to grow spiritually and succeed in entrepreneurship.
Key Moments:
Perseverance vs. Pushing Through:Differentiating true perseverance from merely pushing through discomfort.Emphasizing the need to acknowledge and address emotions rather than suppressing them.Spiritual and Entrepreneurial Journey:Reflections on seven years of self-employment and the challenges of doing business God’s way.Importance of perseverance and patient endurance in entrepreneurship and personal growth.Practical Steps for Perseverance:Armoring up with scripture and organizing pain points to strengthen faith.Encouragement to stop and feel emotions rather than suppressing them, seeking God’s comfort and guidance.God’s Protection and Promises:Trusting in God’s promises for protection and provision as outlined in Psalm 91.Allowing pain and challenges to push towards deeper faith and intimacy with God.

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