Let 2026 be the year you move from a prayer of want to a prayer of stewardship.
Psalms for Entrepreneurs isn’t about praying instead of working.

It’s about praying in a way that forms better judgment, clearer strategy, and steadier leadership; so that your business can grow without costing you your peace, your purpose, or your presence with God.
 
That’s the core shift this book makes.
 
It sits in the middle ground most entrepreneurs are never taught to occupy:
where prayer informs strategy, and strategy honors God.

Over the past few months, we asked 40+ entrepreneurs a simple set of questions. Their answers were strikingly similar:
“I’m working constantly, but the revenue doesn’t match the effort.”
“I have big ideas, but I can’t seem to execute them.”
“My team or clients depend on me for everything, and I’m exhausted.”
“I’ve hit a revenue plateau.”
“I create content, but it doesn’t seem to go anywhere.”
 
Does this sound familiar? Many of us feel this way, but this does not mean we are failing at business.
 
Many of us have learnt that the solution is simply to pray harder. And prayer is powerful , but how we pray shapes how we lead and grow our businesses.
 
Most entrepreneurs pray from need:
“God, give me sales.
Help me scale.
help me go viral.
Make this work.
Let this finally take off.”

That posture often leaves people anxious, overextended, and unsure whether God is involved in the process or how He remains involved.
 
Stewardship sounds different.
“God, show me how to structure my onboarding so I’m not doing work someone else could do.” (Psalm 90:17 over operations)
 
“God, show me the one system that needs to exist before I hire, and help me build it wisely.” (Psalm 127:1 over leadership and team)
 
This is still prayer. But it’s prayer that governs decisions, which changes everything in our businesses.
 
This Book Is a Field Guide for the Messy Middle:
Inside Psalms for Entrepreneurs, you won’t find feel-good devotionals.
You’ll find spiritually grounded, battle-ready, and practically tested frameworks for real business pressure:
The Overwhelm Spiral → Psalm 4
For when your to-do list is endless and clarity feels unreachable.
The Faith–Business Split → Psalm 86
For when your spiritual life and your work feel disconnected.
Shiny Object Syndrome → Psalm 16
For when you keep chasing new ideas instead of deepening what already works.
Pricing Paralysis → Psalm 112
For when fear keeps you undercharging and overgiving.
 
Each Psalm is paired with:
a prayer posture
a strategic lens
and concrete action steps that turn belief into execution
 
This Book Is for You If:
Your Sunday faith and Monday decisions feel misaligned
You’re tired of choosing between being spiritual or strategic
You believe God gave you the idea, but you’re still carrying the execution alone
You want a business that feeds your soul and sustains your life
 
What You’ll Walk Away With
A 90-day, prayer-built business plan that fits your real life
Scripture-based decision filters so you stop overplanning and start acting
Delegation frameworks that help you release $10/hour work with confidence
Content and execution systems that connect instead of exhaust
 
What This Looks Like in Practice:
Let’s say you’re launching a product, it is tempting to just pray, “God, bless this launch.”
You pray into the decisions.

In the idea phase, you pray Psalm 90:
“Teach us to number our days, that we may gain a heart of wisdom.”

Then you act:
Define the real problem you’re solving
Research demand instead of assuming it
Set a pace that respects your capacity
Decide what not to build
 
Your prayer now becomes:
“Lord, help me steward my time and energy well, teach me to number my days and show me what is worth building in this season and what isn’t.”
 
You’re not praying for control over the outcome. You’re praying for wisdom in the process.

That’s stewardship.
 
Inside Psalms for Entrepreneurs, You’ll Learn How To:
• Replace vague, emotional prayers with clear, strategic petitions
• Break down big goals into wise, executable steps
• Use specific Psalms to govern decisions in marketing, sales, pricing, and growth
• Recognize when pressure is emotional, not strategic
• Build within your actual capacity, not fantasy expectations
• Lead a business that is profitable, sustainable, and aligned
 
This is for entrepreneurs who already work harder than they’d like, already believe but they’re tired of rocky seasons being the new normal and they need clarity, order, and restraint
 
Strategy and Prayer Were Never Meant to Compete

They were meant to inform each other.
This year, learn how govern your business with both on strategy and prayer.