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Discovering Your Calling
Learn how to help your church leaders discover their calling and guide them toward greater joy and peace.
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Topics:Calling, Christian life, Discernment, Mentoring, Service, Spiritual direction, Spiritual disciplines, Spiritual gifts
Filters:Christian education, Church life, Counselor, Discipleship, Pastoral care, Shepherd, Spiritual director
Purpose:Discipleship
References:Exodus 3:1-12, Romans 12:1-8, Psalm 119:125
Date Added:April 20, 2006



Overview

For many Christians, finding their calling seems like a hidden needle in a haystack and ultimately leads to confusion and discontentment. Life throws us competing voices and much to discern, so how do we find and respond faithfully to God's invitations? And, how do our churches determine what they're called to do? These handouts answer the fundamental issues Christians often experience with calling and will guide your church leaders toward greater joy and peace in their lives.

This Training Pack contains all of the following:

What Am I Born to Do?
We will best answer this question when we relate rightly to the One who made us.

Taking the Next Step
Discerning God’s call does not mean you need to know the entire picture.

 
Setting Aside the Call
The path of ministry leadership is often not a straight, unbroken line.

 
A Calling, Not a Career
The way we view our task makes all the difference in the world—and in the church.

 
Voice Recognition
What exactly is a call to leadership—and how can we know who is calling?

 
When Your Spouse Resents Your Call
A disconnect at home has a variety of causes.

 
Sticking with the Call
Resist the urge to seek a different leadership role when the going gets tough.

 
Helping Others Answer the Call
Your response to those who feel called may affect the future course of their ministry.

 
Discerning the Direction of a Life
God’s calling is interwoven with our sense of identity.

 
Collective Calling
How to determine your church’s specific calling.

 
God's Call for Me
How can we be sure we’re doing what we’re supposed to be doing?

 

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