How to Follow God into the Marketplace, with Caleb Townsend – EM241

Sometimes it seems like we think vocational ministry is the most valuable. But if you're called into the marketplace, what you do is still matters. A lot. Listen to discover what God's taught Caleb Townsend.2018 Listener Survey: https://engagingmissions.com/2018surveyIt’s important to remember that the marketplace is a place of ministry. Caleb Townsend comes and talks about his experience of ministering through his business. He also shares about his journey with Jesus and how others have discipled him.Caleb mentions the importance of discipleship and investing in people as a part of ministry. Even though people can be messy, Caleb reminds us to be patient and to love them where they’re at. From your neighbor to your co-worker, you can show the love of God and be intentional every day.What We Talked About:00:23 - Episode summary02:54 - Introduction03:08 - The importance of a mentor05:59 - Moments of honesty leading to growth07:53 - Reflecting on turning points10:05 - How God brings different passions together11:29 - Following God into the marketplace13:20 - Professional versus everyday discipleship14:28 - What does discipleship look like?16:48 - How do you choose who to invest in?18:16 - Ways to shift the conversation in relationships20:23 - Dealing with the “red lights” in ministry22:50 - Facing the heartbreaking relationships29:50 - Sharing the Gospel in the workplace32:21 - Green, yellow, and red lights33:14 - Where to start35:27 - How can we best pray for you?38:01 - Closing remarksResources & Contact Info:bethefactur.com Caleb's Email (check the full show notes)LinkedInAdditional Resources:2018 Listener Survey How to Fuel Your Missions Prayer FireShow LinksFacebook: @engagingmissionsMessenger: @engagingmissionsTwitter: @engagingmissionLeave a VoicemailBecome a PatronListen for FreeDisclosure of Material Connection: Some of the links in the post above are “affiliate links.” This means if you click on the link and purchase the item, I will receive an affiliate commission. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will add value to my readers. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR, Part 255: “Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising.”