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Nov 1, 2018 1 hr 4 min

Ephesians: APEST

from The Table Podcast Hosted by thetableorlando

Have you ever wondered why some ministry activities feel life-giving to us, while other activities feel draining? This week at The Table, Isaac Trevino argues that the reason some ministry activities are especially life-giving to us is because we have all been created with different primary ministry roles. Listen as we identify which of these these primary ministry roles, listed in Ephesians 4, we each have been gifted with: (1) Apostle (2) Prophet (3) Evangelist (4) Shepherd (5) Teacher __ Want to stay connected? Follow us! We saved you a seat. @thetableorlando facebook.com/thetableorlando

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