It is Ephesians, Chapter 2, verse 10-this is from The Message. I mentioned I want to read a verse that has to do with what we’re talking about here, which is finding out how God gifted you and being used up by Him for His purposes. Thank you, guys, for keeping this broadcast on the air. Then, “Thanks!” to Dale and Janice in Clovis, California. So, I just want to say, “Thanks!” to Bryant and Sheila from Orlando, Florida and to Karen from Lebanon, Missouri. It takes a little bit from a lot of people-īob: -a lot of people pitching in that’s right!ĭennis: -to keep us going. FamilyLife Today is a donor-supported ministry. But I want to say a special “Thank you,” to some Legacy Partners-these are monthly donors to FamilyLife-who bring you this broadcast. As we start out the broadcast, Bob, I want to read a verse here, in just a second, that I’ve been reading all week. We’re talking about a book called The Person Called You. A part of that is helping them find their giftedness.
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He is the President of The Giftedness Center, which is a Dallas-based consulting firm that helps organizations, businesses, and individuals find out how to be effective. Thank you.ĭennis: And I just want our listeners to know-Bill knows what he’s talking about. Bill-welcome back.īill: Dennis/Bob-it’s good to be with you again. They may have a ticket heading in the wrong direction.īill Hendricks joins us again on FamilyLife Today. One of the key ideas of this book was: “You’ve got to see if you’ve got the right people on the right seat on the bus,”-you remember that phrase coming up in a business book.īob: I guess what we’re hearing, this week, is that there are a lot of people, who are on the bus, who-it’s time for a shuffle for some of them right?ĭennis: Yes, they need to make sure they’ve located the right seat and also maybe determine if they’re on the right bus or not. You know, I remember reading a business book a couple of years ago. Stay tuned.Īnd welcome to FamilyLife Today. Do you have a vocation or an occupation? Are you called to do what you’re doing? We’re going to explore that today with Bill Hendricks.
Our host is the President of FamilyLife ®, Dennis Rainey, and I'm Bob Lepine. That calling just kind of goes by the wayside.īob: This is FamilyLife Today for Wednesday, February 25 th. They’re not bad people / they’re fallen people-they need a Savior-but, at the end of the day, it’s pretty much about them and their personal comfort, convenience, and satisfaction. Author Bill Hendricks describes what a person with an occupation looks like.īill: People just kind of live their life with their gifting. One is a calling-that’s a vocation-the other is where you just occupy / you just show up. Bob: There’s a difference between having an occupation and having a vocation.
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