"What does God want us to do with the gifts he has given us? In this episode, Jesus shares with us a parable about a man who gives sums of money to his servants. The servants choose to use their gifts in different ways. Greg helps us delve down to discover the beauty and encouragement in this parable. We reflect upon how we have all been given gifts, sometimes hidden ones, to help build God's kingdom and share his love. We enter into a time of guided prayer to ask God what talents he has granted us and how he wants us to use them. We then join Angel to sing 'Make Me A Channel Of Your Peace' a hymn based upon a prayer from St Francis of Assisi. This episode is a wonderful way to pray about your God-given talents and how you can share them with the world.
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All Saints and The Holy Souls
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The Great Commandment
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