Hospitality

– Your dependable nature can become a familiar face at the front doors. New people need to see someone with consistent presence.

– Before saying yes to any invitation you’ll likely check your calendar and other appointments. Make this a practice so you can follow through on what you say you’ll do.

– If you’re taking on a welcoming task, make sure to let go of something else. You may have a hard time doing so. Utilize your other talents to make it happen.

– Learning to let go will create space for new people you meet.

Offer Christ

– Commitments are fuel, genius, and joy to you. You likely take your baptismal vows seriously. Just like any commitment you make as a parent, spouse, and/or friend when you say yes, you mean YES.

– Your commitment to Jesus for the first time is likely a lasting commitment.

– Help others see the responsibility they are taking for their own faith and participation in the body of Christ. Recognize commitment can look and feel different for different people.

– Model for others what you understand about the baptismal vows and how you live them out. Then, help someone else articulate and live out their faith.

Practice

– If you say you’ll pray, you will pray.

– You’ll likely be in worship every week unless you’re sick or out of town.

– You may feel honored when asked to lead a study of Scripture or chart a new path in worship, serve with children, teens or adults. Each of these avenues will fuel your Responsibility talent.

– As you discern specific areas of interest, you’ll also find satisfaction in doing what you say you’ll do.

– Remember to decide what you’ll stop doing if you take something new on. You may need to create a list of what you are not going to do.

Engage

– Gauge and learn your own limits of serving with others. Identify a group, cause or passion of yours to focus your energy. You may find joy in sharing with others what you experience.

– Your genius of dedication and ownership can be a blessing and help to others.

– Whatever you decide to do in service with others, you’ll do it and do it right.

– Use the ownership you feel for helping others to be a source of joy in your life.