Business for the Glory of God: The Bible's Teaching on the Moral Goodness of Business. Wayne Grudem. 3.92; In Business for the Glory of God, Wayne Grudem attempts to make an excuse for business. Business is under attack, he says, and good Christians end up worrying that God is glorified when we borrow, lend, and compete. God has entrusted us with these tools and expects us to use them in a way that honors Him. The book, Contrary to popular opinion in the Church, many business activities are inherently good and provide a way for Christians to glorify God. This book focuses on the company itself, apart from a brief review. Business for the Glory of God, by theologian and seminary professor Wayne Grudem, is a short, simple book that methodically covers nine topics: property, productivity, English. Includes bibliographical references p. 85-87 and indexes. Introduction: An Overlooked Way to Glorify the Productivity of God's Property, Business for The Glory of God Book Review. For this book review, we will focus on borrowing and lending. Wayne Grudem believes that borrowing and lending is a divine activity. There are places where borrowing and lending are acceptable, such as borrowing a book or tool. It would even be acceptable, in certain circumstances, to borrow money.