Ep 112: When God Runs Your Business - What Happens? (Part 1)

Send us Fan Mail"Do you know any company owners who view their businesses as a vehicle for extending the kingdom of God? Today we talk with Catherine Wilberton, of Patterson's Water & Plumbing, Plays On Word’s Original “PlayMaker”!"Catherine Wilberton, owner of Patterson's Water and Plumbing, takes us behind the curtain of what it means to truly operate a business as a ministry. As the first monthly supporter of Plays on Word Theater, she shares wisdom gained from decades of entrepreneurship guided by prayer and biblical principles. "I think I'm just the manager of God's business," Catherine explains, revealing how this perspective shapes every aspect of her company. Rather than seeing profits as merely personal gain, she views her business as a vehicle for Kingdom causes — supporting ministries, providing for her family, and allowing time for relationships and personal pursuits like beekeeping. Catherine delivers eye-opening insights about water filtration that most consumers never consider. Did you know the water absorbed through your skin during a hot shower could potentially be more harmful than unfiltered drinking water? She explains how chlorinated municipal water, while necessary for killing bacteria, can create carcinogenic byproducts when interacting with organic matter in pipes. This education-first approach exemplifies how Catherine prioritizes customer welfare over mere sales. The conversation reveals fascinating connections between business and ministry. When Catherine supports Plays on Word financially, those resources translate into performances that have led people to commit their lives to Christ. When Pastor Teddy performs "The PETE Play," even young children become captivated by biblical stories they might otherwise never encounter. This beautiful cycle demonstrates how Christian entrepreneurship creates ripple effects far beyond business transactions.What might happen if more business owners adopted Catherine's philosophy that "businesses should tithe"? Her example challenges listeners to reconsider their own approach to work, finances, and ministry support. Whether you're an entrepreneur, employee, or ministry leader, this conversation offers fresh perspectives on integrating faith with every aspect of life and business.PlayMakers: Patterson's Water & Plumbing: https://pattersonsqualitywater.com/Patterson's Gives Back: https://pattersonsqualitywater.com/about-us/we-supportCatherine's Grandson (shameless plug) ;)I've Got A Love Video -The Banjo SongPlays On Word website Plays On Word YouTubePlays On Word FacebookPlays On Word InstagramEmail us: [email protected]