God gives each believer a spiritual gift. We are responsible to identify that gift in order to develop and use the gift to its maximum potential. In this episode we examine seven spiritual gifts listed in I Corinthians 12:4-12 to identify what your gift is.

God gives each believer a spiritual gift. We are responsible to identify that gift in order to develop and use the gift to its maximum potential. In this episode we examine seven spiritual gifts listed in Romans 12:4-8 to identify what your gift is. 

What about all those gifted and talented people you see in life? Did you know that you are just as gifted? You are gifted by your maker and if anyone knows what gifts you will excel in it is Him.

In order for you and I to experience fulfillment and be successful, we must focus our time and energy on what we are gifted at. Too many times we feel frustration and a lack of fulfillment because we are either required to or attempt to do things we are not gifted for.

God does not expect you to have the same gifts, talents, and opportunities as others. Comparing ourselves with the gifts and talents of others produces a feeling of inadequacy and hinders our true potential. God desires for you to discover your purpose in life and to flourish in just that.

A natural tendency we have is to compare ourselves with other people. When we do this we are using the wrong measuring stick and this can be detrimental in many areas of our lives. What then is the correct way to measure ourselves?

What does it mean to us in 2021 that God is our rock? How can this help us take our next step in our faith? 

Where we are going daily will determine our direction in life. To ensure we are headed in the right direction, we must watch where we are going.

Our eyes are our camera and our mind is our hard drive where we permanently store all that we see. In order to protect our heart, we must constantly keep our eyes focused in the right direction and on the right things. 

We are discussing guarding what is most important to us...our heart. Solomon gives three practical ways to guard our heart and the first is by monitoring and measuring what comes out of our mouths.