If you’re anything like me, you probably love Jesus but also have 1,247 tabs open in your brain (and probably in Chrome, too). Between client calls, Bible study, kids, laundry, and that marketing funnel you swore you’d finish last month… It’s enough to make even the Proverbs 31 woman cry into her coffee.
But here’s the good news: God never called you to do it all alone. In fact, the whole point of faith is learning to trust Him—and sometimes, that means letting go, letting God, and yes… letting your Virtual Assistant handle that inbox full of “per my last email” nonsense.
That’s why today we’re talking about Christian women entrepreneurs letting go and letting God—and how that looks not just in your spiritual walk, but in your business, too.
Why Christian Women Entrepreneurs Struggle to Let Go
Let’s be real: as women, we like things done our way. Add in the “entrepreneur” title, and suddenly we’re the CEO, the social media manager, the bookkeeper, the customer service rep, AND the prayer warrior for everyone in our Facebook group.
But guess what? Trying to do all the things isn’t just exhausting—it’s actually getting in the way of your calling. God calls us to be fruitful, not frantic. And sometimes fruitfulness means surrendering control.
That’s where your Virtual Assistant (VA) comes in.
How Letting Go and Letting God (and a VA) Brings Freedom
Here’s the fun part: delegating isn’t unspiritual. It’s biblical. Moses had Aaron. Paul had Timothy. Jesus had the disciples.
So why do we think we have to run our businesses solo?
When Christian women entrepreneurs let go and let God and hire a VA, miracles happen:
- ⏰ You gain back hours in your week (seriously, studies show you can save 20 hours a week with a VA).
- 💡 You finally have brain space for vision instead of just to-do lists.
- 🙌 You honor God by stewarding your business well, without burning yourself out.
Signs It’s Time to Pray… and Pay (for a VA)
Here are a few holy nudges that it might be time to get help:
- Your Bible app sends you “Haven’t read in a while 👀” notifications because you’re buried in admin work.
- You’re posting on Instagram at midnight and calling it “strategy.”
- You keep saying, “When things slow down, I’ll…” (spoiler: they won’t).
Sister, God isn’t glorified in your overwhelm. He’s glorified in your obedience. Sometimes obedience looks like delegating.
Wrapping It Up: Trust, Delegate, and Flourish
At the end of the day, letting go and letting God isn’t just about big life decisions—it’s also about the small, daily choices in your business. By releasing control, trusting Him, and handing off tasks to a VA, you’re setting yourself up to flourish.
So, dear Christian women entrepreneurs letting go and letting God: stop carrying everything on your own shoulders. Let God be God. Let your VA be your VA. And let yourself finally breathe.
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