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Because God was involved in our formation, He knows us intimately. Jeremiah 20:12 tells us that God sees our minds and our hearts. He knows that we are different to one another. The scientific discovery of DNA shows us the detail of God’s incredible handiwork in each of our formations. Each one of us has been uniquely knitted together or, in language we might be more familiar with, we’re all wired differently.   

We’ve already seen how these gifts God has given us motivate the way we see and respond to the world around us, and they also determine the things we enjoy and love doing. After all, who doesn’t enjoy doing something that we’re good at? 

As we discover our gifts, we will understand how certain ministries within the church – and even careers – are best suited to us when we use the gift God has given us. That doesn’t mean that they cannot be used in all areas of ministry. Nor should we use the knowledge of our gift be an excuse not to be involved in other areas of ministry.  

For example, whatever your gift might be, it should never prevent us from being compassionate to one another, or offer resources if we are able. But we will feel the greatest satisfaction and accomplishment when we are doing the things God has designed us to love doing. 


Save the Dates

Dates – 19 September, 26 September, 3 October and 10 October 2022
Time – 7.30pm – 9.00pm
Location – The Oasis