When your business succeeds, who gets the credit—you or God? And when things go wrong, who gets the blame? In this episode, David Schmidt reminds us that correlation does not equal causation. Prosperity isn’t proof of our power—it’s evidence of God’s goodness. 

From Jeremiah’s warnings to Deuteronomy’s promises, David shares why remembering the Lord in every season is central to leading well in business and in life. 

How can we honor God in our business? 

By giving Him the credit for our success, humbling ourselves, and keeping His Word at the center of our work and decisions. 

One Challenge From Today: 

Read God’s Word daily. Let humility and the fear of the Lord guide how you lead your business and your life. 

Key Takeaways: 

• Perspective matters—only God’s view is true. 
• Prosperity can tempt us to forget God; Scripture warns us not to. 
• By humility and the fear of the Lord come riches, honor, and life. 

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