Ministry of Helps

Study Notes

The Ministry of Helps

The Ministry of Helps involves expending and extending oneself to help others achieve their God-given goals and purposes.
Its primary goal is to bring people to God through Jesus Christ and maintain unity of the Spirit, as God has commanded the blessing.
Serving in the Ministry of Helps requires submission to authority and faithfulness.

Characteristics of Servants

True greatness in the Kingdom is achieved through servanthood, not seeking to be served.
Jesus, as an example, came to serve, not to be served (Mark 9:35).
Those who serve others with a faithful heart will be lifted up.

Importance of a Servant's Heart

Compassion and caring are essential qualities for those involved in the Ministry of Helps.
Serving with a willing heart is crucial, as God does not want us to serve grudgingly (Isaiah 1:19, 20).
When we serve reluctantly, we are obedient but not willing, and we miss out on what God wants to do in us.

The Ministry of Helps in Practice

Various roles in the church, such as ushers, children's church ministers, sound, and orchestra, are all part of the Ministry of Helps.
These roles are not just about fulfilling a necessity, but rather about serving with a supernatural anointing from God.
Many people experience a small measure of this anointing, but they can rob themselves of God's full intention if they serve reluctantly.

Description

This quiz is about the Ministry of Helps, which aims to help others achieve their God-given purpose through serving and unity in the Spirit. It involves bringing people to God through Jesus Christ and serving alongside leadership.