How stepping into your calling transforms lives, fulfills your potential, and honors God

======

In this transformative training, Katherine Norland takes you on a journey to discover the divine importance of pursuing your purpose. More than just a job or task, your purpose is tied to the very reason you exist—solving problems, touching lives, and contributing to the Kingdom of God.

If you’ve ever wondered why stepping into your purpose is so important, this session will show you exactly how your calling can bring fulfillment and change lives.

You will discover:

] You Are Created to Solve Problems

Every person is here for a reason. Whether you’re a dentist fixing teeth or a mother oJering love, your purpose is tied to solving problems for others. God designed you uniquely to be a solution in this world. Understanding and embracing this role brings fulfillment ‒ not only to you, but also to those you are meant to serve.

] Someone Is Waiting for You

By stepping into your purpose, you answer someone’s prayer. When you hesitate, you may unknowingly withhold the healing, guidance, or support someone desperately needs. Like a hostess who makes others feel at home or an artist who inspires, your purpose impacts other lives directly.

] You Will Answer to God for Your Talents

One day, you will be accountable to God for how you used the gifts He entrusted to you. Like the parable of the talents, fear cannot be an excuse. You must overcome hesitation, develop your gifts, and bring transformation to others by using what God has placed within you.

This training will empower you to take practical steps toward embracing your calling, overcoming fears of judgment, and living a life of impact. You will be inspired to view your talents as gifts meant to be shared, and you’ll learn to confidently step into your purpose, transforming your life and the lives of others along the way.

Based On Scriptures:

Gen. 2:18 It's not good for man to be alone

Jer. 1:4-5 I formed you in the womb, I knew you, I sanctified you and ordained you to be a prophet to the nations.

1 Cor 12:12 Just as a body, though one, has many parts, but all its many parts form one body, so it is with Christ.  

John 15:12-13 My command is this: Love each other as I have loved you. Greater love has no one than this - that he lay down his life for his friend. 

Proverbs 11:24 One freely gives, yet grows all the richer, another withholds what he should give, and only suffers want

Matt. 25 (Parable of the talents)