Mission

E. K. Sharp Consulting is a multinational conglomerate, providing custom services with excellence in order to generate finances to facilitate the proclamation of the gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ while simultaneously providing financial literacy throughout the Body of Christ.

What does this mean?

"E. K. Sharp Consulting is a multinational conglomerate..."

"Multinational" indicates our scope in two respects. First it explains our belief that this business is called to be global in its expanse. Second it explains out perspective with respect to culture. In the New Testament, the word "nation" is often translated from the Greek word "ethnos" which literally means "race, nation."¹ Therefore, "multinational" in this context is really better stated "multiethnic." In other words, E. K. Sharp Consulting will on purpose embrace and employ people of different ethnicities, celebrating the many uniquenesses that exist in the world's diversity of cultures.

"Conglomerate" reinforces that this theme of diversity, meaning "a widely diverse corporation."²

"...providing custom services..."
The providing of custom services is our method. We will provide services tailor-maade to fit the specific needs of our clients.

"...with excellence..."
Excellence is our standard. Every project that we undertake will be handled in a fashion that epitomizes quality.

...in order to generate finances..."
Our objective is to make money.

"...to facilitate the proclamation of the gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ throughout the earth while simultaneously promoting financial literacy throughout the Body of Christ."
This is our twofold motivation. First we intend to fund the spread of the gospel worldwide. Second we intend to help educate the Church where money is concerned from two perspectives:

From a spiritual vantage point, we will help believers to understand and successfully operate in God's laws of prosperity.
From a natural vantage point, we will help believers to understand and successfully operate in the natural realm in the area of finances.

¹Thayer's Greek Lexicon, http://www.eliyah.com/lexicon.html
²Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary, Tenth Edition. "Conglomerate," entry 3, definition 2, p. 243.