I will intentionally discover, develop, and use my talents and time to serve the local church, my family and my community as a platform for sharing and demonstrating the gospel (Romans 12:9-13, Ephesians 2:10, 1 Peter 4:10).
You are responsible for learning and using the skills, passions, and talents God has given you for the benefit of those around you. One day, the Lord is going to ask you to give an account for your intentionality in sharing the gifts He gave you.
Action Step 1: Sign up for the P.L.A.C.E. workshop.
P.L.A.C.E. is designed to support you in understanding Jesus' purpose for your life and how He has uniquely wired you. When you understand how God has gifted you distinctively, you can be more effective by intentionally applying those gifts as you serve. Click here to complete the assessment.
Action Step 2: Commit to serve.
As a follower of Christ, you bring glory to Him as you serve others. You are called to use your gifts, talents, skills, and experience for the building up and encouragement of His Church. Click here to explore service opportunities.
With a heart of gratitude, I will use my financial resources to further Jesus’ mission and Kingdom (Matthew 6:2; Luke 6:38; 2 Corinthians. 9:7).
All giving begins with attitude, not an amount. Giving has nothing to do with how much you have. There is no correlation in God’s economy between your means and your generosity.
Action Step 1: Commit to sacrificially give your tithes and offerings.
As a follower of Jesus, you are called to place your confidence and trust in His ultimate provision for our needs. By giving of your financial resources, you demonstrate obedience to Jesus, your trust in Him, and your commitment to joining in His mission. Prayerfully consider your next step of faith related to your finances. Click here for more information about tithes and offerings.
Action Step 2: Complete training to become more financially healthy.
Part of your journey as a disciple-maker involves learning to be a steward of the resources the Lord has entrusted to you. Financial Peace University provides a biblical foundation for managing your finances and practical tools to help you grow as a faithful steward that honors Him. This 9-week course will help you take control of your money, plan for your future, and transform your life. Click here to connect with someone who can help you learn more.
Action Step 3: Be generous to those around you.
You have the ability to see the needs of others. Your job, neighborhoods, hobbies, and relationships offer you a unique perspective into ways you can be generous with your money. Ask God to open your eyes to see how you can use your resources to meet the needs of people in your circles.
Working under the authority of Jesus; I will purposefully care for, guide, and encourage others to make a decision to follow Jesus as their Lord (Matthew 28:18-20; 2 Timothy 2:1-2; Matthew 4:19).
A disciple-maker, empowered by the Holy Spirit, cares deeply for others, guides them to their next step closer to Jesus and His Church, and encourages them to be faithful in their commitment to Him.
Action Step 1: Pray
Pray daily for an opportunity to have gospel conversations with a specific person. Click here for a helpful 30-day prayer guide.
Action Step 2: Sign up for training on how to share the gospel.
Broadmoor offers Share Anywhere training as a tool to help you become more effective at having gospel conversations. Click here to be connected with someone who can provide more information about the next training workshop.
Action Step 3: Have spiritual conversations this week.
Seek out one person in your life this week for the purpose of guiding the conversation toward gospel truths.