Vocational Discernment: Which Way Do I Go?
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Billie Streufert at The Waiting Room regularly writes about vocational discernment. She often asks the questions, “Where am I supposed to be.”
Using Frederick Buechner’s quote, “The place God calls you is the place where your deep gladness and world’s deep hunger meet,” Billie discusses the economic reasons for choosing a profession, which are often tied to societal need.
For example, medical professionals are in great need, and are currently well-compensated. Does this equate to a calling? Good question. Join in the discussion over at The Waiting Room.
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God has commisioned us to work and create, to develop the resources he has given us and share with those in need. But what does that look like practically? This topical nine-session Bible study contains tips and encouragement to live a life of generosity and fruitfulness, helping us to redeem our use of resources by nurturing biblical attitudes.
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Contributors: David Rupert
Published by The High Calling, April 8, 2011.
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