The Key to Living Your Purpose

Did you know that your spiritual gifts shape your purpose and calling?

Updated April 24, 2017

Most people make this mistake: they don't realize their spiritual gifts are key to their purpose.

So many people who deeply desire to carry out Christ's mission try to do so solely in their own strength.

In doing so, they miss the grace and power of the spiritual gifts from Christ described in Ephesians 4.

As a result, we experience challenges which Christ never intended us to face with the power of the Holy Spirit.

According to 1 Corinthians 14:1, we should all "desire spiritual gifts".

Life is harder than it needs to be without gifts

When we don't activate our own gifts, we may experience the following:

• Aimlessness because we're unclear of our God-designed purpose
• Exhaustion because we are in our weakness with Christ's strengths
• Spiritual fatigue because we are distant from Christ's work in our life
• Self condemnation because we don't redeem the sinful expression of our gifts
• Loneliness because we don't see how to fit in the body of Christ

Do you relate to any these?

Can you afford to keep living this way?

This book, "The Five Fold: Unlock Your Purpose by Activating Your Spiritual Gifts," will spark a change in your life by activating the spiritual gifts known as the Five Fold.

Based on the popular YouVersion (Bible.com) devotional "Unleash the Five Fold Spiritual Gifts," the book will lead you through a journey of discovering, developing, and deploying your spiritual gifts.

You cannot afford to miss this valuable, Scripture-based, Christ-centered teaching.

As you go through this book, you'll tap into exercises and insights to help you:

•Unify your church
•Release your potential and passion
•Heal dysfunctions from an imbalance in the gifts
•Restore your joy in serving God
•Remove burnout and burden from being in church
•Pour more grace in your life
•Improve the way you connect with others

The church often overlooks the spiritual gifts. Here's a quick test:

•Do you know the gifts of your leaders?
•Have the leaders acknowledged imbalance in themselves or the church?
•Do you feel your gifts are encouraged and empowered as a way to serve?
•Do you experience a feeling of understanding, connection and purpose that is shared with everyone else through gifts?

People talk about a "Purpose Driven Life."

What if you had a "Gifts Powered Life"?

What would your life be like knowing God's purpose for your life?