A business has no soul and reflects whatever its owners value, which is the starting point of the piece asking what makes a business Christian. Russ and Nancy Wood answer that it is not the label but the policies governing ordinary days, and that is a harder standard than a statement of faith on a homepage.
Their servant leadership post notes that scripture contains more than two thousand verses about money and draws the obvious conclusion, that this was always going to be difficult, and that money works as a tool rather than as something to be served.
The practical writing covers choosing a network marketing company on five points, and it is more careful than most because it asks about the company rather than about your own enthusiasm.
There is car buying advice about knowing the market value before making an offer.
Read the Christian business post if faith and work sit awkwardly together for you.