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The Five Gifts Podcast

The Five Gifts Podcast

De: Bruce Ritter and Charles Russell
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 The Five Gifts Podcast exists for Christian Leaders and Christ-followers to rediscover Christ's presence and activity in their lives and their churches.All rights reserved Cristianismo Desarrollo Personal Espiritualidad Ministerio y Evangelismo Éxito Personal
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  • Your Identity as a Servant Leader: Being Vs. Doing

    Your Identity as a Servant Leader: Being Vs. Doing
    Jun 9 2025
    Before we DO for God, we must learn to BE with God. This isn’t just spiritual theory—it’s foundational to healthy discipleship. Hustle and busyness WILL NOT make us holy and productivity doesn’t produce intimacy. If we want our lives and leadership to overflow with power and purpose, we have to start at the source: Communion with Jesus. So whether you’re an apostolic leader casting vision, a prophetic leader inspiring passion, a pastor pouring out, a teacher building disciples, or an evangelist gathering hearts—this episode is your invitation to breathe deep, be still, and rediscover the sacred rhythm of abiding. We explore four powerful shifts every leader must make to move from spiritual exhaustion to abiding transformation: • Striving to Abiding • Performing to Resting • Pace to Presence • Impressing to Intimacy
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    58 m
  • The Law of the Mirror: Seeing Yourself as Someone Worth Growing

    The Law of the Mirror: Seeing Yourself as Someone Worth Growing
    Jun 2 2025
    To grow, you have to value yourself. But what if your inner narrative is quietly sabotaging your potential? In this episode of The Five Gifts Podcast, we unpack The Law of the Mirror—a powerful principle that connects self-worth with personal and spiritual growth. Rooted in both Scripture and leadership wisdom, this episode will help you break the cycle of self-doubt and step boldly into your God-given purpose. You’ll learn:
    • What Aristotle, Aquinas, and John Maxwell teach us about potential
    • How low self-esteem leads to devaluing others—and how to reverse it
    • Turnaround statements that shift your mindset and build confidence
    • Spiritual insights from 2 Corinthians 3 and James 1
    • Daily practices that help you celebrate growth and sustain vision
    Whether you’re a leader, a creative, or simply someone longing to grow—this episode will help you see yourself as someone worth investing in. Subscribe, share, and leave a review if this encouraged you!
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    46 m
  • Kingdom Gifts for Marketplace Ministry

    Kingdom Gifts for Marketplace Ministry
    May 26 2025
    Where Do I Fit? The Fivefold and the Marketplace | The Five Gifts Podcast Are you called to the marketplace but unsure how your work fits into God’s plan? In this episode of The Five Gifts Podcast, we explore how apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors, and teachers aren't just for the church—they're active in business, education, government, and everyday life. Discover the six marketplace callings—Corneliuses, Craftsmen, Governors, Treasure Bringers, Marketplace Redeemers, and City Builders—and how they align with the fivefold ministry gifts from Ephesians 4. Whether you're a CEO, artist, teacher, investor, or barista, your work matters in the Kingdom of God. Learn how your spiritual gifts operate in the workplace and how to walk confidently in your marketplace calling. Resources Mentioned: Learn more about Robert Fraser’s work: https://oasishouse.com/products/marketplace-christianity-discovering-the-kingdom-purpose-of-the-marketplace Join our community and discover your fivefold fit. www.fivegifts.org Like this episode or our podcast if it inspired you Share it with someone walking out their faith at work Subscribe for more episodes on faith, fivefold ministry, and the marketplace Visit our websites: charlesrussellministries.com, charlesrusselltraining.com, coachingcardia.com
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    56 m
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