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Jesus Revolution: Marketplace Ministry - Charismatic (Colossians 3:23-24)

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In the summer of 1970, a vibrant wave of faith swept across California, where Jesus People gathered not just in churches but on sun-soaked beaches, under the sprawling oak trees of parks, and in the cozy corners of coffee houses. Picture yourself there, the salty breeze mingling with the aroma of freshly brewed coffee, laughter ringing out amidst the strumming of guitars. It was a movement that transcended traditional boundaries, transforming every location into a sacred space for ministry.

People like John and Lisa, a young couple who met at a beach bonfire, discovered their calling not through pulpit sermons but through heartfelt conversations. They shared their faith over surfboards and sunsets, inviting others to experience the love of Christ in ordinary moments. As they served at a local coffee shop, their passion became palpable—every cup was offered with a smile, and every interaction became an opportunity to reflect agape, the selfless love of God.

Colossians 3:23-24 reminds us that "whatever you do, work heartily, as for the Lord and not for men." Imagine your workplace as a canvas, a vibrant tapestry where every brushstroke of your effort is infused with purpose. Whether you’re crafting a piece of art, negotiating a business deal, or simply sharing a meal with a neighbor, each task is a divine appointment.

The marketplace is not just a place for transactions; it’s a mission field where God is actively at work. As you step into your daily routine, expect the extraordinary. Look for moments of divine connection in conversations that spark hope and encouragement. Your workplace is not just where you earn a living; it's a sanctuary where worship springs forth from your heart. Embrace this calling, and watch as God transforms your daily labor into a rich tapestry of ministry.

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