Church for Entrepreneurs

Amos Johnson Jr, PhD

We help believers around the world mature in faith so they can fulfill the entrepreneurial calling that God has placed in their hearts.

  1. 20h ago

    The Word for 2027 Is "Take a Risk!"

    God has instructed me to share the word He has placed on my heart for 2027. The word for 2027 is "Take a Risk!" Taking a risk means stepping out and doing the things God has placed in your heart, even when they feel uncertain or uncomfortable. Some of these decisions may seem so significant that once you move forward, there may be no turning back. But here's what we must understand: Nothing is risky from God's perspective. What feels like a risk to us is actually an opportunity to exercise our faith and trust in Him. Think about Peter walking on water. From Peter's perspective, stepping out of the boat was incredibly risky. But from Jesus' perspective, there was no risk. Jesus had already told Peter to come. All Peter needed to do was trust Him. I believe God is calling us to fully embrace our callings in every area of our lives. When I say "take a risk," I'm not just talking about business or entrepreneurship. I'm talking about marriage, relationships, parenting, ministry, nonprofits, and every other area where God has given us an assignment. There are things God has placed in our hearts that we've been hesitant to pursue because they feel risky. But His instruction for 2027 is simple: Take a risk. Trust Him. Step out in faith and do what He's called you to do. I believe we're entering a season when believers must become more intentional about fulfilling their God-given callings. There are people we're called to serve, relationships we're supposed to develop, and assignments we're meant to fulfill. We cannot allow fear, uncertainty, or comfort to keep us from doing what God has placed in our hearts. It's time to be bold, trust God, and move forward. As we prepare for 2027, we're going to dedicate our Monday prayer gatherings throughout the remainder of 2026 to praying over the coming year. We'll specifically be praying for the faith, clarity, and boldness to become risk-takers. Now, being a risk-taker doesn't mean failure is impossible or that every decision will turn out exactly as we expect. It means we're willing to trust God and move forward in faith, even when we don't know how everything will work out. Again, nothing is risky to God, but it can certainly feel risky to us. That's why faith is so important. God wants us to develop the boldness to step out and do what He's calling us to do. I felt strongly that God wanted me to release this word now so we could begin preparing our hearts for the coming year. Over these next two months, we're going to cover this word in prayer, allowing God to strengthen our faith and prepare us for what lies ahead. My prayer is that when January 2027 arrives, we'll be full of faith, confident in God's direction, and ready to take action. We're going to be risk-takers in 2027! We're going to trust God, step out in faith, and boldly pursue everything He has placed in our hearts. The word for 2027 is "Take a Risk!"

  2. 6d ago

    Can a Divided Nation Hold Together?

    In this except from this week's office hours, Pastor Amos and Michael open by noting how American elections keep flipping between parties, and Pastor Amos asks whether a single seven-year term (or five) would let leaders govern instead of campaign. Deborah likes the idea and adds a Jubilee-style debt reset, while Althea suggests dropping midterms and describes Jamaica's five-year terms. Deborah asks whether the Bible has elections, and Pastor Amos says no: God chose leaders, or the strongest army ruled. The group then weighs whether gridlock protects against one party holding all power, with Michael arguing that without righteous leadership, unchecked control goes too far, and Ark pointing to Russia's 27-plus years under one ruler. Althea warns that division now outlasts elections and that empires tend to implode, leaving no one to fill the gap if the U.S. does. Pastor Amos widens the point to Morehouse, where an outside threat hides deep internal division. Michael says selfishness makes disunity last until Christ returns, and Bose says Nigeria's ethnic and religious divides sharpen during elections. They close on the church: Pastor Amos says it is meant to show unity without requiring agreement, that CFE exists to bring people of different beliefs and politics together, and Ark and Deborah add that unity takes active work and a loving response. __________ Partner with Us: https://churchforentrepreneurs.com/partner Connect with Us: https://churchforentrepreneurs.com __________

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