In the church, there exists a widespread misconception that only “exceptional Christians” receive a “proper” calling from God. The truth, however, is that God has unique plans for every believer, as stated in Ephesians 2:10. We must actively seek Him to discern our individual callings.
Calling – Who? What? Why?
5 February 2024
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