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Kingdom Collaboration with Michael Tomlin
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On Season 9 of the Waves Ministry Podcast, The Tomlins, your hosts are talking about Kingdom Collaboration. What does it look like to collaborate in life, ministry, the community + business for the sake of the Kingdom. How does collaboration advance the kingdom of God? These are questions that we will be diving into this season, + we have guests of all different backgrounds + missions coming on the podcast to discuss.
On Episode 1 Caroline Tomlin interviews her husband, Michael about Kingdom Collaboration + what that means in the world of real estate + ministry. Michael Tomlin is a real estate professional who has been in real estate for 7 years. He holds numerous awards in the world of real estate but also is ranked in the top 1.5% for all real estate professionals nationwide, + top 5% worldwide for Coldwell Banker. While real estate is what allows him to sow into the kingdom, he has a heart for worship + Jesus. From a young age he was making waves for Christ in his home town, across the states while interning under the ARK Ministries, + currently serves as the co leader with Waves Ministry + is on the worship team at High Praise Crestview.
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