From the Factory Floor with Wayne Brooks-CMAW094

What You'll Hear: Wayne got into drugs in high school and ended up in the emergency room in 1978 after a bad experience His first job was at Western Steer Steakhouse He later became a shop manager at a factory in Dothan, AL In the mid 80's Wayne's pastor suggested he get involved in a ministry and to pastor in his workplace He read a book "Your Job: Survival or Satisfaction" Rather than start his own business, he decided to stay in manufacturing so he could be around more people The Parable of the Talents can be applied to those of us in our work Wayne blogged for a long time and recently started podcasting after reading a book on the topic Will be starting a new podcast called "Breaktime Apologetics with Wayne" Since his co-workers were on their phones at break time, Wayne decided to post on Facebook and friend his co-workers so they can see what he believes in there Lessons from his podcast With T-shirts, don't use secular brand logos but something more powerful and blunt Put your main graphics on the back, not the front of your T-shirt so they won't be intimidated Use the radio to share the Gospel at work Tote your Bible to work, even if you dont' have time to read it you'll have it in your presence If you're reading, be available to talk to people when they talk to you Bring up what you hear from church with someone at work Be able to answer quickly and to the point, and think about it in advance  We need to be able to defend the reliability of the Bible Be ready to say "I don't know, but I will find out for you", and when you find out, quickly tell them Life verse - Galatians 5:16 "I say then: Walk in the Spirit, and you shall not fulfill the lust of the flesh." Find at Facebook or [email protected] Podcast "From the Factory Floor" found on iTunes and other places Every Christian is in the service department

What You'll Hear: Wayne got into drugs in high school and ended up in the emergency room in 1978 after a bad experience His first job was at Western Steer Steakhouse He later became a shop manager at a factory in Dothan, AL In the mid 80's Wayne's pastor suggested he get involved in a ministry and to pastor in his workplace He read a book "Your Job: Survival or Satisfaction" Rather than start his own business, he decided to stay in manufacturing so he could be around more people The Parable of the Talents can be applied to those of us in our work Wayne blogged for a long time and recently started podcasting after reading a book on the topic Will be starting a new podcast called "Breaktime Apologetics with Wayne" Since his co-workers were on their phones at break time, Wayne decided to post on Facebook and friend his co-workers so they can see what he believes in there Lessons from his podcast With T-shirts, don't use secular brand logos but something more powerful and blunt Put your main graphics on the back, not the front of your T-shirt so they won't be intimidated Use the radio to share the Gospel at work Tote your Bible to work, even if you dont' have time to read it you'll have it in your presence If you're reading, be available to talk to people when they talk to you Bring up what you hear from church with someone at work Be able to answer quickly and to the point, and think about it in advance  We need to be able to defend the reliability of the Bible Be ready to say "I don't know, but I will find out for you", and when you find out, quickly tell them Life verse - Galatians 5:16 "I say then: Walk in the Spirit, and you shall not fulfill the lust of the flesh." Find at Facebook or [email protected] Podcast "From the Factory Floor" found on iTunes and other places Every Christian is in the service department