Biblical Answer

The point of business is to provide for one's family and to give them the best possible life. In a world where families are increasingly fragmented and dependent on the government for support, it's essential to remember that business is not just about making a profit, but about supporting those who depend on us. This means being intentional about how we use our resources, our time, and our skills to create a stable and secure environment for our loved ones. By prioritizing our families, we can create a sense of purpose and meaning that goes beyond just making a living.

In many societies of the past, mothers worked outside the home, but they also had a strong sense of responsibility to care for their families. This is still the case today, and it's essential to recognize that family support is not just the government's responsibility, but ours as well. By taking ownership of our family's well-being, we can create a more cohesive and flourishing society. This means being proactive about our financial planning, our relationships, and our personal growth, so that we can provide for our families in a way that is sustainable and fulfilling.

Ultimately, the point of business is to support our families and to give them the best possible life. This means being intentional about our priorities, our time, and our resources. By committing to our families and to our values, we can create a sense of purpose and meaning that goes beyond just making a living. This is not just a moral obligation, but a divine one. As the Bible teaches, "Children are a heritage from the Lord, offspring a reward from him" (Psalm 127:3). By prioritizing our families, we can experience the rich rewards of God's plan A for our lives.