Personal development is a very broad theme and can encompass whatever involves your change as a person. This means becoming the best you can be and reaching towards your potential. When you become a 'better' person than you were yesterday (this will not mean better than someone else) your daily life and its circumstances improve. Normally, this is achieved by looking internally and then changing how you act externally. Accomplishing such a challenging assignment requires growing in the understandment of what it means to be always a Religious. Taking what I learn by expanding my personal understanding of biblical fact and making use of daily things that I learn. Through the presence of His indwelling Soul, God allows me to know, obey, and provide Him. God expects His children to develop spiritually and His Term encourages personal examination as an component of growth. This Personal Development Job can help me complete an examination and carefully search within my spiritual development. The project will help me carefully think about my spiritual development related to six specific religious disciplines; abiding in Christ, moving into the term, praying in beliefs, fellowshipping with believers, witnessing to the earth, and ministering to others. This development will take course over an interval of six days and nights. Practicing the above mentioned one each day. Not merely is this a school job but is also designed to help me reach important life goals and also to live a life that honors God. This will be a cumalitive process that requires seeking God's will for my life, preparing life goals steady get back will, creating a strategic intend to pursue those life goals, and habitually checking my improvement toward my goals. Much of this is self-explanatory and fun to do, but hardly ever do most people take time to formally take on these tasks because of our frenetic, over lengthened lives. Like other styles of planning we do in life like planning a wedding, planning for a getaway, financial planning, etc. Creating an individual Development Plan will boost my chances of attaining the results I am seeking. (Fares)
Abide in Christ
1) I employed a regular peace and quiet and looked forwards compared to that time with Christ
2) When making selections, I seek Christ's instruction first.
3) My romantic relationship with Christ is encouraged more by love than duty or fear.
4) I experience life change therefore of my worship experiences
5) When God makes me aware of His specific will within an area of my entire life, I'll follow His leading.
6) I really believe Christ provides the only way for a romance with God.
7) My activities demonstrate a want to build God's kingdom rather than my very own.
8) Calmness, contentment, and delight characterize my life rather than stress and stress.
9) I trust Christ to help me through any problem or turmoil I face.
10) I continue to be positive of God's love and provision during difficult times.
Tuesday, March 8
Live in the Word
1) I regularly read and examine my Bible.
2) I really believe the Bible is God's Word and provides His instructions for life.
3) I examined cultural ideas and standards of living by biblical standards.
4) I try to answer questions about life and trust from a biblical point of view.
5) I changed impure or inappropriate thoughts with God's fact.
6) If the Bible exposes a location of my life needing change, I respond to make things right.
7) I take advantage of the Bible as the guide for just how I believe and work.
8) I study the Bible for the purpose of discovering fact for everyday living.
Wednesday, March 9
Prayer in Faith
1) My prayers give attention to learning about God's will more than expressing my needs.
2) I trust God to answer after i pray and hang on patiently on His timing.
3) My prayers include thanksgiving, praise, confession, and requests.
4) I be prepared to grow in my own prayer life and intentionally seek assist in improving.
5) I spend as much time listening to God as I really do speaking with Him.
6) I pray because I am aware of my complete reliance on God for everything in my own life.
7) I maintain an attitude of prayer throughout each day.
8) I really believe my prayers impact my life and the lives of others.
9) I engage in a regular prayer time.
Thursday, March 10
Fellowship with believers
1) I forgive others when their activities harm me.
2) I declare my problems in interactions and humbly seek forgiveness from the main one I have damage.
3) I allow other Christians to hold me in charge of spiritual growth.
4) I seek to stay in harmony with other members of my family.
5) I place the interest of others above my self interest.
6) I am soothing and kind in my interactions with others.
7) I encourage and pay attention to feedback from others to help me discover areas for romance growth.
8) I show perseverance in my interactions with family and friends.
9) I encourage others by pointing out their strengths alternatively than their weaknesses.
10) My time commitments show that we value interactions over work, career, and pastimes.
Friday, March 11
Witnessing to the world
1) I reveal my beliefs in Christ with non believers.
2) I regularly pray for non believers I understand.
3) I make my trust recognized to my neighbors
4) I intentionally maintain connections with non believers in order to talk about my testimony.
5) When confronted about my beliefs, I remain regular and firm in my testimony.
6) I help others understand how to effectively share a personal testimony.
7) I make sure the people I witness to have the follow-up and support had a need to increase in Christ.
8) I encourage my church and friends to support mission attempts.
Saturday, March 12
Minister to Others
1) I am aware my spiritual products and use those products to provide others.
2) I provide others expecting nothing in return.
3) I sacrificed my money to help others in my own chapel and community.
4) I go out of my way showing want to people I meet.
5) I reveal biblical real truth with those I provide as God provides opportunity.
6) I act as if other's needs are as important as my own.
7) I contribute time and energy to a ministry at Chapel.
8) I help others identify ministry gift items and become involved in ministry.
At the end of the week, I mirrored on the tasks I help with. Some were easy while some were very challenging, but if everything was easy in life no-one would ever before learn anything. One of the hard jobs I encountered was forgiving people when they certainly harm to me. Feelings do belong to this category and at times I got very furious. Another task was sacrificing my own money to help others in my own church. This is hard for anyone, especially in this bad overall economy. The funny thing is; that the amount of money was returned and with extra. Definitely, the hardest process is witnessing to others. Not everyone is going to accept the reality without giving some sort of trouble. Folks have questions and if you cann't answer them. It makes it very difficult to convert or even persuade a inclined ear. The simple things like reading the Bible more and praying offered me more insightfulness and knowledge. I completed all the responsibilities written. I am very pleased that I did this Personal Development Job. I am more ready to talk more folks which is easier to promote my testimony. I am going to continue to pray, browse the Bible, and see to others. As John and Patrice Robson said, "If we want something to change, we have to be clear about what we want. Then we need to make it work. "
