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Are you a Good Steward of Your Time?
How discovering your spiritual gifts benefit your time management.
Dr. Thom Rainer

Topics:	Calling, Leadership, Priorities, Spiritual disciplines, Spiritual formation, Spiritual gifts, Stewardship, Time
Filters:	Church staff, Discipleship, Elder, Pastor, Shepherd
Purpose:	Discipleship
References:	Romans 12:6-8 , 1 Corinthians 12:1-14:40 , Ephesians 4:11-13
Date Added:	July 12, 2007

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The point is simple. I knew my spiritual gifts, and I knew where I was not gifted, so I made plans to enhance my strengths and compensate for my weaknesses.

Spiritual Gifts Discovery by the Church

Little more needs to be said about the importance of spiritual gifts discovery by the people in the church. From a time-management viewpoint, the more people are involved in ministry, the more time a church leader has to do the tasks God has called him to do.

To unleash the church, you must create an awareness of spiritual gifts and a climate for ministry by spiritual gifts, and provide training and equipping so many can best use their gifts for the glory of God.

Thom S. Rainer is dean of the Billy Graham School at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Ky. The author of 14 books, he also serves as president of the Rainer Group and Church Central Associates.

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