Course Content
Introduction – Laying The Foundation
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Introduction
The Door Analogy
Defining your Purpose
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Introduction
Questions to Consider – Your Purpose
Write out your Motivations / Purpose Statement
Choose 5 people (Optional)
Laying the Spiritual Foundation of Business as Mission
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Introduction
Do You Really Believe in Prayer?
Commit to Praying for Your Life in BAM
Find 100 People to Commit to Praying for You
Record your Call (Optional)
Defining your Core Values in Business as Missions
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Introduction
Define Your Work Core Values
Define your Ministry Core Values
Define your Identity Core Values
Define your Integrity Core Values
Write Out your Core Value Statements
Share Your Core Value Statement (Optional)
Starting to Develop the Plan
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Introduction
Let’s Start with “You”
How are you Going to Go?
Who do you Need (Team)?
Market Research & Business Planning
Strengths & Weaknesses (Optional)
Is Your Business Idea Culturally Appropriate and Wanted?
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Introduction
What are the Felt Needs of the Host Culture?
Is your Business Offensive in Any Way?
Does your Business Provide Jobs?
Is Competition Welcome?
Will Your Business Enable You to Proclaim?
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Introduction
Will your Business Thrust you into the Community?
Will you be Light to your Employees?
Can you be Intentional with your Business?
Ask Others (Optional)
How is your Professionalism?
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Introduction
Are you Qualified?
Becoming the Expert
Setting a High Level of Excellence
Developing a your Commitment to Service
Let’s Talk Profit!
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Introduction
Will your Business make Money?
Discuss Money with Your Organization
Christ as Capstone & Cornerstone
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Introduction
Dropping in the Capstone
Team Discussion (Optional)
Finding the Key
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Introduction
What could be your Key?
More BAM Resources & Next Steps
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Business as Mission Resources
What’s Next?
Preparing for a Life in Business as Mission

Starting a Kingdom business on your own is possible, however over the years we have seen that it is best to build a business with a team. The team can be as small as 2 people, but it is wise to work together with others in a new venture. Since you have already done some self-evaluation, you should be able to identify what type of teammates you may need.

1. Make a list of the non-negotiable characteristics of your future teammates. 
2. Make a list of the skills or qualities that you are lacking that are critical for running a business. 
3. Begin praying that the Lord would put you in contact with the perfect teammates.

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