Overflow 2011 week 5
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This document discusses serving others through developing spiritual gifts and emptying oneself. It encourages finding one's S.H.A.P.E - spiritual gifts, heart/passion, abilities, personality, and experience - to discover how to best serve. It lists spiritual gifts mentioned in the Bible like teaching, leadership, and healing. The next week's topic will be on experiencing God's love through developing the habit of giving.
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