What to Do When You Don't Know What to Do

Resource Guide to Restoration

Dr. LaTresa Grantham

• Publisher: Christian Faith Publishing, Inc.
• Year: 2022
• ISBN:
  9781098084189
• Topic: Teología y religión
• Subtopic: Educación cristiana

DISCOVER THE ANSWER EVERYONE WANTS TO KNOW

What To Do When You Don't Know What To Do: Resource Guide To Restoration presents personal, academic and spiritual aspects of ministry demonstrated as "a very useful tool for and to the body of disciples of Jesus Christ, and to the Kingdom of God."

- James W. Barber, Professor of Practical Theology, Graduate School of Theology and Ministry, Oral Roberts University.

Tailored for creativity, this workbook provides strategically selected exercises serving as guideposts for physical structure, mental clarity and spiritual understanding to...

Be Saved

Be Tempered

Be Inquisitive

Be Launched

Be Learned

Composed of lessons learned over the years in pursuit of answering God's call to ministry, this compilation of resources will help you to identify yourself, encounter the Answer and align with the purpose and plan of God.

LaTresa Grantham is an expositor of the salvation message who connects the called-out ones with the Creator's plan. She is a facilitator of organizational structures promoting the identification and application of ministry gifts and a designer of innovative platforms uniting people and ministries. As an educator, LaTresa seeks to empower God's people to live on purpose and serve effectively while succeeding confidently. She is founder and president of Gifts of Grace Ministries, Inc., a Lifeforming Leadership Coach and the creator and executor of the Fruit Of The Sprit Custom Oil Confections.

Foreword

LaTresa, I love the way that you have put together your work into a personal, an academic, and spiritual aspect. I can see all three aspects being a very useful tool for and to the body of disciples of Jesus Christ, and to the kingdom of God. You have compiled and presented some very useful tools. I would like to see them compiled separately also into a workbook type to be produced in addition to this writing.

James W. Barber, D.Min.

Asst. Prof. & Dir. DMIN & FED Programs, ORU

Are you looking to grow in Christ? Then this is the book for you! “What to Do When You Don’t Know What to Do” is chock-full of Biblical teaching tools to help you discover your gifts and writing exercises that are both practical and reliable. This work is designed to hold you accountable and give you next steps towards maturity in Christ! Get ready for your life to change qualitatively!

Pastor Shan E. Davis

Crossing Community Church—Navasota, TX

The title of this publication may very well serve as an attention getter for persons who have, at times, asked themselves what to do when you don’t know what to do. The worksheets are great. The exercises provided by Dr. LaTresa Grantham direct participation of the reader for self-assessment. They also provide an opportunity for the reader to clarify and seek answers to personal responses, as well as promote additional Scripture reading.

Marilyn Suitt-Whitaker, M.Div.

Abstract

This book is a compilation of lessons learned over the years in pursuit of answering God’s call to ministry. It includes identity tools, a goal plan, transitional exercises, faith declarations, and a restoration pattern. For the Christian minister, leader or lay person, this workbook is designed to help you identify yourself, encounter the Answer, and align with the purpose and plan of God. Particularly, during those times when one does not know what to do, this text offers a challenge to be sensitive to God’s leading through focus points, function patterns, and foundation principles. Engagement involves a holistic approach using mental, physical, and spiritual precepts, scientific facts, and Biblical truths.

For practical purposes, the senses are utilized to build the context that forms the setting for each topic. Thus, the faculties of sight, touch, hearing, smell, and taste are employed to fully emerge the reader into the experience. Continuing with connecting natural and supernatural elements, anthropomorphic qualities of the Word and works of God are illu...