CALLED: NOT JUST VOLUNTEERS

We are not merely volunteers; we are called. The Bible reminds us that we are called according to His purpose, bought with a price, and it is our reasonable service to minister to God and others. This profound truth reshapes our thinking and heartbeat. Serving is not something we do after fulfilling other obligations—it is central to our identity and purpose.

Being called to serve is extraordinary. It means being chosen to be a part of something divine, to assist in building His Kingdom. Calling is purpose, and discovering that purpose—whether inside or outside the church—is life-changing. Yet, for too long, many of us have relegated God to the back of our schedules, treating service as an afterthought.

Matthew 6:33 challenges us to seek first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness, and Psalm 100:2 encourages us to serve the Lord with gladness. These scriptures remind us that serving is not a burden but an honor. It is an act of worship and gratitude, reflecting our love for the Father.

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The CALLED Team

Our team operates with honor, purpose, and diligence. We serve as though the work is ours because, ultimately, it belongs to our Father in heaven. This mindset shapes how we approach every task, every ministry, and every moment of service. It transforms our efforts into worship and builds a culture rooted in the heartbeat of the Kingdom of God.

 

The Culture of the Kingdom

The power and anointing of God flow through our lives. However, without developing the necessary skills, we cannot fully steward that power to its greatest potential. It is not enough to have a calling—we must also commit to growth, excellence, and unity.

This journey is about more than individual effort; it is about embracing a Kingdom culture. This culture is not ours—it belongs to God. It is marked by humility, joy, and purpose, driven by the heartbeat of the Kingdom.