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What Is In Your HANDS?

Leverage your heart, your assets, your network, your difficulties, and your story for Jesus.

April 24, 2022 • Mike Tatlock • Ephesians 2:10, Acts 3:3–7, 1 Samuel 16:6–7, Luke 19:11–27, Proverbs 11:11

Leverage your heart, your assets, your network, your difficulties, and your story for the glory of Jesus and to advance the Kingdom of God in this world.

When we leverage all that we have for God’s greater purpose we begin to become aware of all the things that have been entrusted to us by God. It is within that awareness that we begin to play a greater part in his redemptive story for this world, for our families, our relationships, and even our own lives.

What is your passion? What makes your heart come alive with excitement? What burden do you carry? What life experience and perspective can your share? Use these things to advance the kingdom of God this week.

Remember, God uses unexpected encounters to lead unexpected people!

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