NTCG Harvest Temple, Wolverhampton, UK
General principles to help you discover your role in the Body of Christ
1.
What are you good at? (I’m good with my hands; I am comfortable talking to people; I am good with details; I am good at developing a plan of action; I seem to have a knack with technology; I’m good at keeping records; people seem to enjoy my music; I seem to be able to make complex truth clear and comprehensible.)
2. What things do you have a passion for? (I think we need to strengthen the ministry that cares for visitors and new believers; I think we need to give more attention to music and the arts; I think we need to develop programmes for the community; I believe the house of God should be well cared for; I believe we need to be active politically; I believe we need to use technology to reach others). What is it you really care about?
3. What abilities do others think you have? What passions do they recognise in you?
If you put these three things together you may begin to see your unique ministry personality.
Humility is being able to see your situation accurately. The truly humble person is able to say,
“God has given me the ability to. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
If I can use this for His glory, I am willing.”