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A Date With Destiny

A Servant’s Heart: Serving the Lord Through Daily Life

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 “Give yourselves to serving the Lord.” (Deuteronomy 10:16)

You are happy to serve God and you have learned to do it through ordinary life experiences. Even events that seem undesirable, like illness or disappointment can lead to new opportunities for ministry and service.

Many of your service tasks are simple and ordinary, such as preparing a meal or helping a neighbor, but all are significant in the Kingdom. You accept each opportunity with gratitude, even if you don’t feel up to the task. You know that God will take you by the hand and lift you up, so you can serve Him by serving others.

It is vital that you remain alert and aware of the Holy Spirit’s direction. Through this divine guidance system, you will be in the right place at the right time to offer your services where they are needed.

You walk in favor every day,  alert to service opportunities because you have a servant’s heart and a merciful spirit.

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A Date With Destiny

Building Community Through Collaborative Service

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“They urgently pleaded with us for the privilege to participate with us in service to the Lord’s people.”

(2 Corinthians 8:4)

You understand the value of teamwork and are a firm believer in the increased productivity which results from having unified goals.

You excel at inspiring group participation. You are gifted at organizing projects and are known for being able to generate a sense of camaraderie amongst your colleagues. 

Not only do you share your inspiration, but you also share your success. You never keep the accolades to yourself. All team effort is received and enjoyed equally among all who participate.

In this passage, the believers wanted to joined forces with the early church leaders to help the ones who were struggling with financial, political, and legal issues because of their faith. The problem which began as a crisis, ended as an outrageously profitable experience for all involved. It was a windfall beyond their wildest expectation. This teamwork provided a sense of satisfaction and purpose for everyone who worked together for the common good of all.

This one event gave these young believers a solid sense of reliance on Jesus and on each other. This would serve them well in the years to come.

Like those trailblazers of ancient times, you value the bonds of trust which develop through teamwork.

You are not afraid to ask for help. You thrive on brainstorming and problem-solving endeavors. You are energized by the camaraderie of joint efforts and you thrive in collaborative groups.

You are a capable, dedicated teammate. You are also competitive and intense. You love to see your team win. You are you are passionate about victory celebrations and love to share in the rewards for a job well done.

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