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Maximizing Your Effectiveness: How to Discover and Develop Your Divine Design
Every Christian wants to know, "What is God's purpose for my life?" Whether volunteering part time or involved in full-time vocational ministry, Christians frequently struggle to find satisfaction in their areas of service.
This book helps readers match who they are--their unique spiritual gifts, passions, temperament, talents, and leadership style--with the mini...more
This book helps readers match who they are--their unique spiritual gifts, passions, temperament, talents, and leadership style--with the mini...more
Paperback, 238 pages
Published
August 1st 2006
by Baker Books
(first published 1995)
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At times, it almost seems as though the author is going to attempt to do the impossible, to show the reader exactly what his/her life's purpose should be. Considering the magnitude of the task, I believe that Aubrey does a good job of trying to accomplish that task without boring people with everyone else's life purpose. I highly recommend this book to anyone who is considering ministry or getting serious about their faith.
I purchased this book so that I could skim its insights on spiritual gifts. I am so glad that I spent the money just to skim it. As I perused the rest of the book it was filled with overly complicated distinctions between mission, vision, ministry direction, etc.
Don't waste your money on this. Malphurs has other books that are very good, but this is not one of them.
Don't waste your money on this. Malphurs has other books that are very good, but this is not one of them.
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Maximizing Your Effectiveness: How to Discover and Develop Your Divine Design by Aubrey Malphurs (?)
It goes over the information, but it's really not as life changing as the title would like to make it sound.
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Good basic overview and integrates much wisdom from personality studies too. Very practical.
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