About Pneumapreneurship

Pneumapreneurship is a word derived from two words; Pneuma and entrepreneurship. Pneuma is the Greek word for Spirit and in Christianity, it stands for the Holy Spirit, the third person in the Trinity. Preneurship is taken from entrepreneurship which is the development of an idea from the scratch for the common good that culminates into a full business with a global perspective which is constantly evolving.

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It is a skill that involves the capacity and willingness to develop a business with all its attendant risks that culminate into great profit.

Pneumapreneurship, therefore, is the idea that is inspired and coordinated by the Holy Spirit which translates into a ministry or business set up for the common good both at the local and international scene.

 

The following are principles that govern Pneumapreneurship;

– The Holy Spirit is the originator of the idea through revelation or inspiration: Acts 13:1-2, 1 Cor 12:7-11

– The Holy Spirit empowers the vessel and is referred to as a Pneumapreneur

– The Holy Spirit governs or controls the management of the business, ministry, career or responsibility given to the Pneumapreneur

– God expects fruitfulness and multiplication from the ministry, business, career or responsibility given by the Holy Spirit.

The Holy Spirit works through a person to turn a God-given idea or gift into a phenomenon that exists for the common good while bringing profit both to God and the person in whom the idea is deposited.

Pneumapreneurship depicts God as an entrepreneur (Theoprenuer) as seen in the book of Matthew 25:14-30 and the parable of the sower in Matthew 13, Isaiah 53:11, John 15:1-5 and Genesis 1:28.

God through His Holy Spirit works through the redeemed to achieve His purpose Phil 2:13.

God is a purposeful God and everything He does is for a purpose Isaiah 45:18.