Teach Us to Number Our Days
Designed by God - Personal Style
God uses the hard times as well as the good times
to develop your personality.
Your temperament
or personal style
reveals the “HOW” of your life.
God determined “how” you would relate
to the world around you before you were born.
Anyone with a little knowledge about temperaments
can quickly identified them even among preschool
children.
If you have never done it before,
you might find it fun to see
which Bible character you are most like.
Would
it be Abraham!
A
great patriarch;
but
who was, at times, indecisive and faithless?
Or,
perhaps it is Moses?
Another
great leader;
but
prone to anger and moodiness.
Peter?
A
great talker and charming;
but
erratic and often spoke/acted without thinking.
Maybe
Paul?
A
brilliant scholar and missionary;
but
often unloving and controlling.
God gave us rich examples
and illustrations in Scripture.
Examples of believers
who were just like us.
Who were infused with His power
to do great things.
As we get a peek into their lives,
we can see how God used them.
God recorded His work in their lives
so that we might get a better picture
of how He might be working
in our lives.
Whether you are a Sanguine like Peter,
a Choleric
like Apostle Paul,
a Phlegmatic
like Abraham
or a Melancholic like Moses…
The Lord is working daily in your life
to develop your temperament for His service.
Every temperament has strengths and weaknesses.
And throughout your life,
God has been working on your strengths.
Take a few minutes to number the events
in your life
that were used to shaped your personal style.
Scripture Reading
Psalm 139:13-16 The Message
13 Oh yes, you shaped me first inside,
then out;
you formed me in my mother's womb.
14 I thank you, High God — you're
breathtaking!
Body and soul, I am marvelously made!
I worship in adoration — what a
creation!
15 You know me inside and out,
you know every bone in my body;
how I was sculpted from nothing into
something.
16 Like an open book, you watched me
grow from conception to birth;
all the stages of my life were spread
out before you,
The days of my life all prepared
before I'd even lived one day.
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