Jesus Culture San Diego to run First Business

Jesus Culture San Diego to run its First Business Accelerator Group to motivate business leaders and entrepreneurs. (Photo taken by Rebrand Cities from Pexels.com)

Business leaders and entrepreneurs are encouraged to be part of Jesus Culture San Diego’s (JCSD) First Business Accelerator Group, which will start on July 14 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.

The church calendar section mentioned that the purpose of this group is to connect and motivate leaders and entrepreneurs every six to eight weeks.

Besides, they added that this group is for small business owners, entrepreneurs planning a startup business, and those seeking great advice.

They said those who want to be the best at work and those who are curious are welcome to join the group.

They also announced that joining the group was free, and the church would provide a complimentary dinner.

The church added that Zack Curry and Bob Hasson would host the event.

Jesus Culture

The church website emphasized that it envisions seeing individuals experience God's transforming love and power while planted in His Word, presence, and community.

They said that the revival began in the church.

Moreover, they noted that the church is a community dedicated to Jesus and thriving in the presence of God.

They think that one meeting with God could transform everything.

Out of that place of experiencing Him, they are the church that strengthens people to be part of their city and region.

They added that the love and sovereignty of God freed everyone around them.

The church mentioned that its foundation is Scripture.

They added that it is the final authority and the only reliable source of truth. The website also stated that the Jesus culture depends on God’s presence.

They believe they are made to worship and are most satisfied in God’s presence.

They said that their life was destined to be lived with others. Community is the grace that shows a blessed life, as posted on their website.

Why God Wants People to Do Business

Regardless of various reference materials and conferences in the past ten years that frame business as a divine calling, churches are still wondering how to support business individuals, the Christianity Today website revealed.

They said many of these churches feel demeaned for not working in the “real” ministry.

The website revealed two reasons God allows people to enter the business. It provides goods and services and gives decent and creative jobs.

The website mentioned that one has an internal purpose and the other is an external factor. They said that business is the only industry that makes economic value.

A university gives intellectual capital but does not create things, they added.

They mentioned that businesses get the idea and market it. It depends on an array of values from their industries, but it is the only one that gives value to the system.

The website emphasized that business is crucial in creating products and services.

On the other hand, they said that not every product a business can create is equally acceptable in the eyes of God. That is why a believer in business should ask what will maximize the bottom line and what goods or services he can create.

Christian should ensure it would best serve his neighborhood with the main competencies under his control and the assets he is managing, as posted on the website.