In this episode of Marketplace Calling, Landon Williams and Bob Willumsen explore how faith reshapes our workplace identity, using Jacob's night of wrestling in Genesis as a model for exchanging self-made titles for God-given purpose.

They discuss the danger of drifting into false identities—such as success, influence, or approval—and invite business leaders to consider what God might be asking them to release so they can walk in the calling prepared for them.

Episode 4 of the Marketplace Calling Podcast explores how Jesus’s Great Commission — "as you are going, make disciples" — translates into everyday work for faith-driven business leaders. Hosts Landon Williams and Bob Willumsen discuss practical ways to live out faith in the marketplace through stewardship, authentic relationships, and investing in people.

They share stories and examples about earning the right to be heard, letting character and service shape leadership, and making disciples in daily interactions at the office, the gym, and at home.

In this episode Landon Williams and Bob Willumsen explore what it means for faith-driven business leaders to live out a "marketplace calling," discussing oikos, reconciling ministry and commerce, and practical ways to serve through work.

They dig into integrity, stewardship, generosity, and negotiation ethics with real-world stories and references (including Tim Keller), encouraging listeners to trust God, lead with excellence, and let faith shape everyday business decisions.

Hosts Landon Williams and Bob Willumsen explore the ancient Greek concept of oikos (household) and how the early church spread the gospel through everyday work and family enterprises.

This episode shows how leaders can integrate faith and vocation, remove the sacred-secular divide, and practice authentic, purpose-driven leadership in the marketplace.

Hosts Landon Williams and Bob Willumsen explore what it looks like to follow Jesus in the marketplace, bringing faith, authenticity, and practical leadership to business decisions.

Through personal stories, career insights, and conversations with faith-driven leaders, they discuss hiring, culture, purpose, and everyday challenges of living out belief at work.