I’ll be honest with you. This isn’t a post most business owners would write.But I’m not most business owners.When I started Schaner Logistics, I didn’t just have a business plan. I had a calling. A sense that this wasn’t just about revenue — it was about purpose. About building something that honored God, served people, and created opportunity for my family and my community.Faith as a Business FoundationRunning a small business is humbling. There are days when the contracts aren’t there, the gig apps are slow, and the bank account is thinner than you’d like. There are days when you question whether you’re moving fast enough or building smart enough.On those days, faith isn’t a comfort. It’s a compass.When I say Jesus is King at the bottom of every email I send, I’m not performing. I’m declaring a priority. The business exists to serve — clients, drivers, community, and ultimately, God’s purpose for this season of my life.What Faith Looks Like in PracticeFaith in business doesn’t mean sitting and waiting for contracts to fall from the sky. It means doing the work with integrity even when nobody is watching. It means treating every client, every driver, and every partner the way you’d want to be treated. It means being honest about what you can and can’t do, and building trust over time.It also means recognizing when doors open that you didn’t knock on — and walking through them with gratitude instead of arrogance.Building for the KingdomMy son is three years old. The business I’m building today is part of what I leave him. Not just financially — but in terms of the example of what it looks like to build something with integrity, faith, and purpose.Schaner Logistics LLC exists because God opened a door. We’ll keep walking through it.Jesus is King. His will be done.