Marketplace and Ministry is a Two Way Street

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Everybody Brands

Brian Sooy

59 episodes

4 months ago

Many people struggle to align business and brand strategies to create value. Join Brian Sooy and other business leaders to explore what every service business owner can do to differentiate in their category, create value for customers and businesses, and win in the marketplace.

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Marketplace and Ministry is a Two Way Street

Everybody Brands

31 minutes 15 seconds

10 months ago

Marketplace and Ministry is a Two Way Street

In this episode, Brian and Eric discuss the intersections of ministry, business, and personal vocation. Topics include the co-vocational and bi-vocational models for ministry, lessons pastors and business leaders can learn from each other, and the significance of viewing work as worship. They also reflect on the challenges and opportunities in integrating faith with professional life.

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Buy Eric's book, Market Street Pastor

● The book guides ministry leaders to transition into marketplace jobs.

● It addresses ministry sustainability and reduces financial stress for pastors.

● It's based on Eric’s work with his coaching agency, I Help Pastors Get Jobs, which has supported pastors adapting to a co-vocational model.

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How can people connect with Eric Hoke?

● Visit IHelpPastorsGetJobs.com.

● Follow him on Twitter/X: @EricHoke

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