Abilities

You are created in the image of God. By definition, then, your natural abilities can also be used for His glory. Take time now to face what you are good at! -

Entertaining
to perform, act, dance, speak

Recruiting
to enlist and motivate people to get involved

Interviewing
to discover what others are really like

Researching
to read, gather information, collect data

Artistic
to conceptualize, picture, draw, paint, photograph, or make renderings

Graphics
to lay out, design, create visual displays or banners

Evaluation
to analyze data and draw conclusions

Planning
to strategize, design and organize programs and events

Managing
to supervise people to accomplish a task or event and coordinate the details involved

Counseling
to listen, encourage and guide with sensitivity

Teaching
to explain, train, demonstrate, tutor

Writing
to write articles, letters, books

Editing
to proofread or rewrite

Promoting
to advertise or promote events and activities

Repairing
to fix, restore, maintain

Feeding
to create meals for large or small groups

Recall
to remember or recall names and faces

Mechanical
to operate equipment, tools or machinery

Resourceful
to search out and find the appropriate materials or resources needed

Counting
to work with numbers, data or money

Classifying
to systematize and file books, data, records and materials so they can be retrieved easily

Public Relations
to handle complaints and unhappy customers with care and courtesy

Welcoming
to convey warmth, develop rapport, making others feel comfortable

Composing
to write music or lyrics

Landscaping
to do gardening and work with plants

Decorating
to beautify a setting for a special event

Also take time to consider five myths concerning abilities, skills, and talents:

Myth 1: People aren't born with skills. All skills must be learned by experience.
Myth 2: Those skills which must be learned, are learned primarily in the classroom.
Myth 3: If you have certain abilities, you will be very aware that you have them.
Myth 4: Skills that I use at work are only useable in that environment. I couldn't use them for the glory of God.
Myth 5: Most people only have a very few abilities.

Remember: the above are MYTHS!  They are not true!  Think of the opposite, and that is true for you!

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Leader's guide
Preface
Introduction
The Gospel
Alpha
Beta
Gamma
Delta
Epsilon
   Discovering your role
      Spiritual gifts
      Heart
      Abilities
      Personality
      Experiences
   Equipping: Character development
   Being mentored

Zeta
In Summary
Suggested Curriculum
Bibliography

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