Know Your Ministry
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Fulfill Your Unique Calling
Everyone has gifts and talents, but do you know what gift is the foundation of your God-given purpose in life?
In Know Your Ministry: Spiritual Gifts for Every Believer, renowned Bible teacher Marilyn Hickey explains the seven foundational gifts of the Holy Spirit-also known as motivational gifts-found in Romans 12. You will discover the one gift that you identify with most closely and through which you will obtain the most success. Once you have identified your core gift, you will see how it permeates all areas of your life.
You have an indispensible part in the fulfillment of God’s purposes, and your foundational gift enables you to carry out your unique role. Through Know Your Ministry, you can…
* Feel confident about your life calling
* Be encouraged and motivated in your area of service
* Live a satisfying life exercising your gifts
* Work together harmoniously with other believers
* Realize your full potential
God designed a special gift for you! Discover and enjoy that gift as you fulfill your unique calling and serve others in His name.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781603745024
UPC: 630809745026
Marilyn Hickey | Sarah Bowling
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: June 2012
Publisher: Whitaker House Publishers
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