God has given every Christian at least one spiritual gift. God's gifts enable us to fulfill the ministry for which we have been created. We may not know what it will be, but God is calling each of us to do something in the world. The word "ministry" comes from the Latin word for "servant."  Whether that service is inside the church or outside in the community, we all have a job to do.  All Christians are uniquely gifted by God for service in the church and in the world. 

 Being gifted for ministry is a both a journey and a process that will involve learning and growing. During this process you will encounter many situations, some good and some bad. You will question yourself, why should I wait until I am married to have sex; why be faithful to church or my spouse; why tell the truth, why tithe?  You will also suffer some things, you will be lied on, talked about, you will suffer loss (of friends, family, money, etc.).  I think every gifted and anointed child of God has at some point asked God why me?  Why must I be silent while they lie on me, scandalize my name, and misuse me?  Why should I pray for them and do good to them? {Matthew 5:44} What we are calling trials are all part of growing and maturing as a Christian.  These are the things that should cause us to stop, and reflect, on the love and patience God has had with us.  Though they cause us pain we must remember that this is a spiritual exercise to help equip you to better serve God according to His will.  Just as with Job these trials are because of your gift and not because you have sinned or failed God in some way.  So we must be determined like Apostle Paul to let nothing separate us from the love of God. (Romans 8).  And remind ourselves that the sufferings of this present world are not worthy to be compared with the glory that shall be revealed in us. We are gifted; we are called, anointed and appointed for Ministry.  Even though you are gifted, you must keep in mind that anything worth having is worth fighting for, and anything of value is wanted by another.  The devil wants your gifts, you peace your joy, your anointing, and he will use anything and anyone he can to get us.  Don’t let things and situations cause you to forsake your ministry or your gift.  Know that you will suffer some things- 1 Peter 4:1- Forasmuch then as Christ hath suffered for us in the flesh, arm yourselves likewise with the same mind: for he that hath suffered in the flesh hath ceased from sin; 

Pastor & First Lady Elliott would like to invite you to join us for worship services.  You are welcome anytime our doors are open.  Come and be blessed. 
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