Find Your Destiny
Discover Your Unique Calling
God has created every person uniquely and given them a personal assignment. Our calling is therefore not interchangeable. It is connected to the gifts God has placed within us, the measure of Christ’s gift that has been given to us, and the unique way in which Christ desires to be revealed through our lives.
An important foundation for this is the fivefold blueprint found in Ephesians 4. Christ Himself is Apostle, Prophet, Evangelist, Pastor, and Teacher—and each of us has been given a measure of Christ’s gift. This gift is personal and connected to our individual calling.
The gift of Christ is distinct from the gifts of the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit distributes His gifts and works through people, while the gift of Christ is connected to the person and their specific calling. Understanding this helps us recognize the unique contribution God desires to release through our lives in His Kingdom.
Calling is not limited to ministry within the church. God sends people into many different spheres—into church, family, work, and society. What matters is not where our calling takes place, but that we recognize what God has called us to and where He has sent us.
This seminar helps participants recognize their own calling through the measure of Christ’s gift, their gifts, and their journey with God so far. At the same time, we give the Holy Spirit room to reveal and confirm through direct revelation and prophecy what God has placed within a person.
The goal is not merely to identify our calling. We want to understand what anointing is connected to that calling and how we can learn to grow into that anointing and minister in it.
Destiny means taking the unique place God has given us—and living in the measure of Christ’s gift that He has entrusted to us.
Seminar Content
- God’s unique calling for our lives
- Distinguishing between identity, calling, and destiny and understanding how they relate to one another
- The fivefold blueprint of Ephesians 4
- Christ as Apostle, Prophet, Evangelist, Pastor, and Teacher
- Recognizing our personal measure of Christ’s gift
- Distinguishing between the gift of Christ and the gifts of the Holy Spirit
- Recognizing our own fivefold calling and the gifts connected to it
- Looking at our journey so far from the perspective of our calling
- Understanding calling both within and beyond the church
- God’s sending into different spheres of society
- Direct revelation and prophecy as tools for recognizing and confirming calling
- Recognizing and understanding the anointing connected to our calling
- Learning to grow into our own anointing and minister in it
- Recognizing and taking our personal place in the Kingdom of God
Learning Objectives
After the seminar, participants should:
- understand that God has given every person a unique calling and personal assignment
- have a biblical understanding of the fivefold blueprint and the measure of Christ’s gift
- be able to distinguish between the gift of Christ and the gifts of the Holy Spirit
- more clearly recognize their personal measure of Christ’s gift and the calling connected to it
- understand that calling is not limited to ministry within the church
- be able to interpret their journey, gifts, and spiritual experiences in light of their calling
- learn to responsibly include direct revelation and prophecy in discerning their calling
- develop a clearer understanding of their individual calling and personal assignment
- recognize the anointing connected to their calling and learn to grow in it
- increasingly recognize and take their personal place in the Kingdom of God
Why This Seminar Matters
God has not only called us to Himself, but has also given each of us a unique place and assignment. Spiritual maturity therefore means not only knowing who we are in Christ, but also recognizing what we are called to.
When each person recognizes their unique place and begins to live in the measure of Christ’s gift that God has given them, the fullness of Christ becomes visible through the diversity of our callings.
Knowing our destiny helps us not to copy the calling of others or measure ourselves against their assignment, but to recognize, develop, and release what God has uniquely placed within our own lives.
