Book By

John M. Hartinger

Author • teacher • leader

Christian Business & Wealth Management

Building Profitable Businesses, Faithful Stewardship, and Lasting Legacy

Christian Business & Wealth is a comprehensive and practical guide for Christian entrepreneurs, business owners, investors, and professionals who want to achieve financial success while remaining committed to their faith and biblical values. Dr. John M. Hartinger explores how profitability, responsible business management, and Christian principles can work together to create businesses that serve customers, provide opportunities for employees, and contribute positively to society. Rather than treating financial success as the ultimate goal, the book emphasizes that true prosperity involves integrity, faithful stewardship, sound judgment, and responsible leadership.

Drawing upon biblical teachings and practical business principles, the book examines essential aspects of entrepreneurship, including creating value, developing strong customer relationships, hiring and retaining capable employees, negotiating fairly, and establishing ethical business practices. It provides guidance on managing cash flow, understanding financial statements, controlling business expenses, handling debt responsibly, and making informed decisions about business growth. Readers are also introduced to important considerations surrounding real estate investments, reinvesting profits, tax responsibilities, and maintaining financial stability during uncertain economic conditions.

Beyond profitability and daily operations, Christian Business & Wealth addresses the responsibilities that come with business ownership and financial achievement. Dr. Hartinger discusses generosity, balancing family and business obligations, preparing future leaders, planning ownership transitions, and establishing a lasting financial and personal legacy. The book also acknowledges that businesses sometimes experience failure and explores the importance of accountability, recovery, and responsible decision-making during difficult circumstances.

To help readers put these principles into practice, the book includes a 90-day Christian business growth plan and practical workbooks covering business performance, mission development, wealth stewardship, and legacy planning. These resources encourage entrepreneurs to evaluate their current practices, establish meaningful goals, and make improvements that reflect both sound business judgment and Christian convictions.

Ultimately, Dr. Hartinger presents business ownership as more than an opportunity to generate income. It is a responsibility to create value, manage resources wisely, treat people fairly, and build something meaningful that can benefit families, communities, and future generations. The book encourages readers to pursue business excellence without sacrificing the faith, character, and principles that give lasting success its purpose.