Shift Systems, Empower People

ThinkAmazing is on a mission to shift false belief systems that lead to poverty, and empower people to live a purpose-driven life that yields abundance.

We believe the Bible to be the most powerful tool for solving the world’s most detrimental problems. We’re on a journey to help people, businesses, and communities use biblical principles to achieve economic mobility.

Misinformation Threats

Beliefs and mindsets established by chaos, confusion, and fear have created systems of discrimination and division.

Economic Inequalities

These systems (education, workforce, financial, etc.) provide benefits to certain groups while disadvantaging others, leaving many in cycles of generational poverty.

Systemic Challenges

Systems change strategies have proven to be effective, but longstanding economic issues continue to persist, especially among disadvantaged populations.

Biblical Principles

Principles shape the world around us; they guide our decisions and influence our actions. The Bible is the most read book in history with over 5 billion copies sold. Despite their transformative power, biblical principles are not often intentionally applied in settings like business, finance, mental health, personal leadership, or community development. ThinkAmazing exists to help people apply biblical principles into everyday life.

Our Values

We unconditionally reject systemic obstacles that cause destruction, confusion, and division. These 7 biblical principles serve as our core values and foundational guide as we empower communities and individuals to live purpose-driven lives.

Embracing your identity means recognizing that your worth is not defined by achievements, status, or others’ opinions, but by your inherent value. You were made with unique qualities and a purpose (Genesis 1:27), and understanding this can give you the confidence to live authentically. It’s about rejecting negative labels and living as the person you were meant to be. When you accept who you are, you find peace in being yourself and no longer feel the need to conform to others’ expectations (1 Peter 2:9).

Discovering your purpose means to uncover the unique calling God has for you. Every person is designed with a specific mission that aligns with God’s greater plan (Jeremiah 29:11), and you must find out what makes you passionate and motivated, and understand how your experiences are all related to your greater path. Once you identify your purpose, it becomes a roadmap for your decisions and actions, enabling you to live with clarity, intention, and a sense of fulfillment, knowing you are walking in alignment with God’s will.

Your power comes from recognizing the unique talents, skills, and abilities that God has given you. These gifts aren’t just for personal success but are meant to be used to benefit others and bring positive change (1 Peter 4:10). Identifying where you naturally excel can help you find opportunities to use your skills to solve problems and meet needs. As you leverage your power, you become more confident and capable of reaching your goals and contributing to the world around you.

We were all created to be in relationship with others, to love and serve others just as Christ served us (John 13:34). Building meaningful relationships includes investing in the lives of those around you. Whether through friendships, mentorship, or service, your life as the power to uplift, encourage, and support others in their journey through life. The people around you can also help you grow and develop to become the best version of yourself. When you prioritize the importance of connections, you create a community where everyone thrives.

Perspective is about having a clear vision for your life, shaped by God’s truth and promises rather than the changing circumstances around you. It involves seeing the bigger picture, setting long-term goals and staying committed to them even when challenges arise. By having vision, you avoid becoming discouraged by temporary setbacks. Instead, you maintain hope and confidence, trusting that God is in control, and all things are working together for your good (Romans 8:28). Developing this kind of perception helps you make decisions aligned with your purpose and walk through life with clarity, courage, and optimism.

God has called everyone to be fruitful and productive in life (Genesis 1:28). Being fruitful means actively using your time and resources to fulfill your purpose, multiplying the impact of your efforts. It requires being intentional with the hours in your day, focusing on tasks that align with your goals, and avoiding distractions that pull you away from your purpose. By establishing intentional habits that support your success, you can work efficiently to make meaningful progress in all areas of your life.

Perseverance means not giving up when things get tough, but finding the strength to keep moving forward, even in the face of setbacks or uncertainty (James 1:12). Life will always bring difficulties, but trusting God through hardships is the key to overcoming them. Each obstacle is an opportunity to grow stronger and gain valuable lessons that will help you in the future. Through perseverance, you build the resilience needed to fulfill your calling and achieve lasting success.

Co-Founders

Marques J. Clark

Co-Founder, Executive Director
Marques leads ThinkAmazing’s research biblical principles and economic mobility. He received his Master’s in Education and his Bachelor’s in Sociology from Northern Illinois University.

Robert I. Hunley

Co-Founder, Board Chair
Robert leads ThinkAmazing’s research on economic disparities and spatial patterns. He received his Master’s in Geography from Chicago State University, and his Bachelor’s in Geography from Northern Illinois University.

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ThinkAmazing is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization; all gifts are tax deductible. Funding we receive goes toward advancing our mission and help us create resources that empower people apply biblical principles across every area of life.

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