Saturday, March 17, 2018

Real servants under God pay attention to all needs of the people over special interests.

When God puts a public well being need right in front of any session, he is giving all seated the opportunity to grow in their servant hood.

The needs of general voter families are expectant to be given preference, not put at the bottom of their “things to do” list.

The Bible commands: “Whenever  the opportunity, do what is good for everyone, especially for the family of believers.” 3 under God.

Truth Servants see interruptions as the divine appointment for ministry and an opportunity to practice their servitude.

They don’t fill up their time with other pursuits that could limit their availability.
They want to be ready to jump into service when called on.

While knowing your shape is important for serving God, having the heart of a servant is even more important.

Remember, God shaped you for service, not for self-centeredness.

Without a servant’s heart, you will be tempted to misuse your shape for personal gain.
You will also be tempted to use it as an excuse to exempt yourself from meeting some needs.

God often tests hearts by asking them to serve in ways not shaped.
If you see a man fall into a ditch, God expects you to help him out, not say, “I don’t have the gift of mercy or service.”

While one may not be gifted for a particular task, they may be called to do it if no one gifted at it is around.

Your primary ministry should be in the area of your shape, but your secondary service is wherever you’re needed at the moment. The Follow Ground and How to Break it Up.

Your shape reveals your ministry, but your servant’s heart will reveal your maturity.


How can we know if one has the heart of a servant?

Jesus said, “You can tell what they are by what they do.” 1



No soldier of God in active truth service entangles themselves in the affairs of everyday life, so that they may please the one who enlisted him.

True greatness under God always begins with do all the good you can, by all the means you can, in all the ways you can, in all the places you can, at all the times you can, to all the people you can, as long as you ever can then look for all small tasks that no one else wanted to do as if they were great things, because God is watching. live broadcasts Sunday at 9:10AM and 11:40AM. (All times Central.)

Real servants do every task with equal dedication.

Whatever they do, servants “do it with all their heart.” 6

The size of the task is irrelevant. The only issue is, does it need to be done?

The Bible says, “If you think you are too important to help someone in need, you are only fooling yourself. You are really a nobody.” 7 It is in these small services that we grow like Christ.

The race to be a leader is crowded, but the field is wide open for those willing to be servants.


Real servants are faithful to their ministry.

Servants finish their tasks, fulfill their responsibilities, keep their promises, and complete their commitments.

They don’t leave a job half undone, and they don’t quit when they get discouraged.

They are trustworthy and dependable.

Faithfulness has always been a rare quality.11

Most people don’t know the meaning of commitment.



They make commitments casually, then break them for the slightest reason without any hesitation, remorse, or regret.

Every week, churches and other organizations must improvise because Politico's didn't prepare  or show up in a demur that is highly reflective of I was never truthfully there.

These are the tests that will always conclusively reveal if any candidate Can you be counted on by nations general others?


Self-promotion and servanthood don’t mix.
Real servants don’t serve for the approval or applause of others. They live for an audience of One.
As Paul said, “If I were still trying to please men, I would not be a servant of Christ.” 16


Unfortunately, many leaders today start off to appear as a trusted servant under God but once the celebrity status bug tests one's character in integrity many then forget their first fiduciary duty that requires them to recognize how addictive always being in the spotlight of attention can be as it takes over in which blinds sworn oath'd competence and consciousness toward the general taxpayers well being is always the first order of business behind any day, session, or awaited signature into law.



















The most significant service is often the service that is unseen.18
 
When Jesus is your Master, money serves you, but if money is your master, you become its slave.
 


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