Ken dives into God’s purposes and calling on our lives.

He proposes that “a critical part of our own restoration is making peace with God, by making peace with who God made us to be”.

Ken further clarifies a process of deducing our calling by suggesting that when we come to an understanding of who we are without Jesus, and who we are with Jesus, the contrast allows us to see more clearly what His purposes for us are.

Ken speaks of God using everyday things in our lives to build the foundations, and assures us that God supplies the gifting needed.

Yet floundering, rebellion, avoidance, and distractions are often habits keeping God's plans at arms length, while slowly drowning out His voice.

Ken calls us to accept who and what we are, and the purposes given to us, and to begin to walk with confidence in God to lean into the Divine pattern for our life. He reminds us that our journey into our high calling is constituted by many heart thresholds and powerful heart processes.