Your Gifts : Spiritual Gifts Survey
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Once you have accepted God’s greatest gift of Jesus Christ, unwrap the spiritual gifts He has given so you can grow and become the person you were meant to be! Your Gifts will guide you through a 20-minute survey to help you discover your gifts and how you can use them to fulfill God’s plan for your life. More than 5 million people around the world have discovered their spiritual gifts through taking the Your Gifts survey, enabling and quipping them to serve with effectiveness and fulfillment at home, work, and in their churches. What better time than now to understand how God desires to release you with passion and purpose as you begin to put these gifts into practice!
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SKU (ISBN): 9781570522864
ISBN10: 1570522863
Larry Gilbert
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: December 2014
Publisher: ChurchGrowth.org/Ephesians Four Ministries
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