Sermons Ordinary Faith

http://ordinaryfaith.net/sermons/finding-your-place-to-serve/ God created each of us with a unique set of talents or skills, and as we asked Jesus into our lives, we were also given at least one spiritual gift.  We were given these gifts in the anticipation that we would use them to build up the Church. It doesn’t take a degree to change a life. Many of us believe that we are not qualified to serve in church.  However, it doesn’t take a Bible scholar to teach kids in kids’ church.  You don’t have to have barista experience to make coffee for Sunday services.  You don’t even need a degree in theology to lead a small group. Consider what it means to serve. Serving isn’t just for the Pastor, or the Missionary, or the church leaders. In fact, the Bible says everyone is called to serve God.  Serving isn’t about how much I can do, what I do, or how I do it. Serving isn’t what saves me; there isn’t enough that I can do to earn God’s glory.  Serving isn’t about us at all. It’s about our