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    • What is my level of spiritual consecration? As you consider that, let me ask you some other questions. Are you 100% sold-out to Jesus? Are you willing to sacrifice your comfort and convenience for someone else’s benefit?
    • How is my servant’s attitude? Many will say they want to be like Jesus, but have they really considered what that entails? Jesus communicated plainly what it means to have a “kingdom attitude.”
    • What is my level of practical availability? A person can have all the ability in the world, but it will avail nothing if he or she does not have availability.
    • Am I willing to work? Work is not an unspiritual word. When the Holy Spirit spoke in Antioch, He said,“Now separate to Me Barnabas and Saul for the work to which I have called them”(Acts 13:2 NKJV).
  1. For Christians, the concept of serving others—even from a leadership position— is not new. Jesus called us to serve (Matt. 20:26, John 12:26), demonstrated service (Matt. 20:28, Phil. 2:7, John...

    • David Duby
    • 2009
  2. There is no single model or simple formula. This is about each church embarking on its own journey towards resourcing Christians to serve God in their daily work. Each church must start with the people God has already given it and the places and types of work that already occupy their lives.

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  4. Paul’s topic is the grace given by God to each Christian to serve in the Body of Christ. We should neither overestimate the gift of God’s grace or underestimate it. Rather, we should think of it soberly and realistically—humbly—and minister accordingly.

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  6. Nov 25, 2014 · The short answer is “no.” Christian service is unique for three reasons. First, it is unique in its source. That source is our redemption in Christ. Second, it is unique in its objective, which is to model, as far as is possible, Christ’s kind of servanthood. Third, it is unique in its character, for it is motivated by God’s holy-love.

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