For Christian Women Building God-Led Businesses
At Proverbs Princess, we believe every woman has the potential to create. Inspired by the Proverbs 31 woman, who balanced grace, wisdom, and entrepreneurial spirit, we are dedicated to helping women take their first steps toward building a business led by God.
WHAT WE BELIEVE
God is the CEO. We believe that faith and business go hand-in-hand when God leads the way.
Your gifts matter. We believe that every woman has something valuable to offer. We’re here to help bring it to life.
Our Approach
Community
This is a place where Christian women support, uplift, and pray for each other as they build lives and businesses that honor God.
Biblical principles and practical tools
We combine biblical truth with practical tools, believing that God’s Word should guide how we manage money, work with purpose, and grow in wisdom. Everything we offer is grounded in prayer and scripture.
Our Story
How Proverbs Princess Began
It started with a sermon.
One Sunday, my pastor was preaching about how we shouldn’t prioritize earthly things. He encouraged us to set our minds on the things above, because those are what truly matter and last. But then he added something else that stuck out to me. He said, “That doesn’t mean God doesn’t care about our finances. In fact, the Bible recommends having multiple streams of income.”
Wait. God gives us financial advice? I’ve always been interested in entrepreneurship and finances, so I decided to look into it for myself. What I found surprised me. There wasn’t just one verse, but many that spoke about wise stewardship, business integrity, productivity, and more.
What amazed me the most was Proverbs 31.
I had read it before, but always through the lens of marriage. This time, I saw something else: Proverbs 31 describes a woman who has multiple streams of income. She buys fields, makes garments, trades goods, and gives generously! She’s wise, loving, and hardworking.
Around that time, our women’s group had been meeting weekly for financial literacy sessions led by a sister in our church. When those sessions came to an end, the next topic for the group hadn’t been decided yet.
I remembered all the old business notes I had written over the years — on my phone, computer, and in notebooks. I realized they might actually help someone. Instead of letting them sit there unused, I felt like maybe I was supposed to share them. I was nervous, unsure of myself, and not confident speaking in front of people. But I couldn’t shake the feeling that I needed to do it.
So I volunteered.
For the first meeting, I prepared a lot and prayed for courage. And as I spoke, I could feel God with me, like a supportive Father. Every session went even better than I imagined. Questions were asked. Businesses were started. We prayed together, shared scripture, encouraged each other, and laughed.
And by the end of it all, I had this: Proverbs Princess Co.
Through obedience, God led me to my passion — empowering Christian women to build their businesses with faith and courage.
