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Last night, I went to a friend, also a missionary, session on Missions. One of the exercise is to develop a personal calling statement.
Like Paul wrote in Ephesian 2:10:
For we are God’s workmanship, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do. (NIV)
Here’s mine (still a working progress):
For I, Cliff Tam, despite having a heart of a Pharisee, is redeemed and called by the Lord, to go after the lost of the lost in Mississauga.
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“Never build your case for forgiveness on the idea that God is our Father and He will forgive us because He loves us. That contradicts the revealed truth of God in Jesus Christ. It makes the Cross unnecessary, and the redemption “much ado about nothing.” God forgives sin only because
The above picture is our car’s dead engine. Abiding in Christ is hard work, especially when encountering challenging issues. Two weeks ago, I noticed our car was having some issues. It rattled more than usual, so I brought it in for the mechanic to take a look. He told me
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Kudos for a personal calling statement! It helps a person to focus on what God has called them to, which I think we lack nowadays. Experiment with it wildly, brother!