Learning to See: The Power of Attentiveness
As leaders in the church, our role is to help people recognize the Power of Attentiveness as we attend to the God who offers his caring presence to all places and people.
As leaders in the church, our role is to help people recognize the Power of Attentiveness as we attend to the God who offers his caring presence to all places and people.
As much as I would like to say there is an easy step-by-step approach to finding that answer, there simply is not. However, I do believe there are a few ways that God has revealed His plans in my own life.
You will have the chance to do a thousand things. Yet discernment in saying no helps you focus on doing a few well.
In raising faithful stewards, children who grow up getting most of what they want without having to earn it have a predictable future.
Don’t lean only on a spiritual gifts inventory. No inventory is enough to help us know how God wants to use us. It’s only one tool among many others to determine God’s will.
The voice many people hear above Gods is the voice of their own hurt, pain, disappointment, upbringing, bad experiences with churches, impatience with others faults, independence, a desire to do everything their way, etc., which can be mistaken for hearing God's voice vs own.
"If we truly believe God’s activity is greater than ours, then we have to take steps to seek his will."
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