
About this episode
What would it look like for you to lean into the God-given talents you have been given? The world needs what you have to offer. That's why God gave them to you because He wants you to use them to further the kingdom. In this episode, John Bevere breaks down what it looks like to have a healthy fear of God and explains that we are not able to multiply our potential if we are not first resting. This conversation is sure to leave you feeling motivated to begin diligently seeking out the places God has in store for you.
Did you like this episode? Be sure to check out Gabe and Rebekah's conversations with John's wife, Lisa Bevere, and their son, Addison Bevere, from earlier this season!
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