Whispers In Purple: Blessed, Broken, and Given, BookBites w/giveaway

Whispers In Purple: Blessed, Broken, and Given, BookBites w/giveaway: BLESSED, BROKEN AND GIVEN: THE MAKING OF A SERVANT OF GOD, With Give-Away Holiness … Relationship … Surrender… Servanthood There is more to...

You are Invited!

 Now that Blessed, Broken and Given has been published, you are invited to follow my posts at http://WriterRoxanneRogiers.blogspot.com. On that site, as the Lord wills, I would like to share writings that the Lord places on my heart to write and, prayerfully, bless others with. In the meantime, stay abundantly blessed!!

Free Book Give-Away

Thank you for following this blog. A free copy of the book is being sent to one lucky recipient. If you have not received a message from me before noon today, and are still interested in the book, it can be purchased as a paperback at Amazon.com. It's also available as an eBook at Amazon, Barnes and Noble and Smashwords! Thanks again for all of your support! May our Lord richly bless you for your encouragement and interest! May He prosper you in all that you do in His name!!!

Genesis Christian Life Coaching

In the book, Blessed, Broken and Given: The Making of a Servant of God we've learned that God allows hardships, distress, and the trials of life to mold us into the people that He created us to be. He uses life's difficulties to mold believers into the image of His dear Son, our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. As followup to the publication of the book, the Lord has inspired me to use it to provide Christian life coaching services to struggling believers.

If you are dealing with setbacks, difficulties, or struggles in your life of faith, please  visit the Genesis Christian Life Coaching website to learn more about our coaching services. GCLC is a ministry. Consequently, there is no charge for the services that we provide. The goal of this ministry is to come alongside struggling believers in their walk of faith. Shalom!

"The Rewards of Servanthood" (Excerpt)

Obedience to the Lord’s call, though challenging at times, can be very rewarding. A servant of God experiences the grace (enabling power), unmerited favor and blessing of the Lord, to fulfill their assignment. In addition to the blessings that servants receive on this earth while laboring to finish a kingdom mandate, a servant can be certain that (s)he will receive eternal blessings for their labor of love. Of course, any servant of God longs to hear our Lord say, “Well done!” Nothing on earth could be more rewarding than to hear those words.

"The Responsibilities of Servanthood" (Excerpt)

The Apostle Paul, anticipating his demise, summoned the elders from the church of Ephesus. He declared their responsibilities as leaders in the church. The Lord’s servants were, and are, to feed their members the word of God. Only God’s word is able to keep believers from being deceived by false doctrines that would lead them from the truth and make them vulnerable to Satan’s lies. Paul’s instruction to these servants is similar to the commission that our Lord gave Peter prior to His ascension, as recorded in John 21:15-19. 

The Objectives of Servanthood (Excerpt)

The primary objective of servanthood is to edify, encourage and/or or equip the members of the body of Christ. This is done as we disciple (teach) those who are new, or struggling, to live a life of faith in the Lord Jesus Christ. Through his divinely inspired letters (epistles), the Apostle Paul did more to teach and to encourage the members of the early church, as well as the church in this present age, than any of the other apostles. His ministry profoundly influenced the early church, just as it influences today’s believers.