God doesn’t only give us a calling or task to do, but He provides the ability and means by which to fulfill it.

When we come to an understanding of what the word of God is telling us to do, we must obey. God will judge us according to what He knows our ability to understand is, not on what we try to portray, according to what we like or dislike. He no longer winks at ignorance.

We do not have to struggle or use our intellect and talents to try to make things happen in our lives. Jesus has things under control. We just have to trust Him. The storms and wind will cease at His presence.

When God makes a promise, it is forever. To show us this, he uses the most precious commodity that there is and that we cannot live without, to seal the deal, salt.

Does the bible address how we should conduct ourselves in the workplace? Yes, in fact the bible has an answer for any question you may come up with. If we profess to be a Christian, we should be one at church, at home, at work and wherever we go.

Those who say one thing but do another or pretend to be something they are not, are known as hypocrites. This is something we should avoid, if our goal as a Christian is to make heaven our home.

How do you measure success? If you do not fulfill your calling from the Lord, what will the world be missing? Scripture state, “Unless the Lord build the house, the labor is in vain”.

The Holy Ghost will act as a Caller ID for us. With it, we can have the power to choose what ‘calls’ we answer. It will also give us strength and authority to know when to say no and ‘block’ calls.

We can use the life of Christ on this earth, and the teachings in His word to find answers to any question we may have, including this one.

We must not only talk the talk but walk the walk. The way to know how to do this, is first to determine what God’s definition of a Christian is.