Whose Business Is It?
Faith & Finance Minute
Serving God doesn’t always mean leaving the marketplace for traditional ministry. Rob West points to R.G. LeTourneau, whose business success became an avenue for both service and extraordinary generosity, reminding us that surrender means recognizing that our work and resources ultimately belong to God.
Show Notes
Serving God doesn’t always mean leaving the marketplace for traditional ministry. Rob West points to R.G. LeTourneau, whose business success became an avenue for both service and extraordinary generosity, reminding us that surrender means recognizing that our work and resources ultimately belong to God.
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