A Beautiful Exchange

0:00Welcome to the I work for him power thought of the day with Jim Bramberg of I work for him, the voice of the faith and work movement. If there's one thing I learned from my first mentor, Mike, it is that mentoring and discipleship is something to be done in the context of life and not in a hurry. It was not a box to be checked, but time to be set aside. It was an investment of Mike's life into mine and honestly, as it turns out, an investment of my life into Mike's. Since I experienced God differently than Mike, he learned things from me too. It's important to understand that every time you pour your Jesus life into someone else, you will in return have their Jesus life poured into you. This interchange is part of the process of disciple making. Mentoring with discipleship takes time, but it is an investment that pays lifelong and eternal rewards. Pour your Jesus life into someone and watch them pour back into you. It will change your life for the better. More about I work for him, go to I work for him.com. That's I work the number four, him.com.