• S4: E4 | What’s in Your Hands? Discovering the Clues to Your Calling

  • May 4 2025
  • Length: 10 mins
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S4: E4 | What’s in Your Hands? Discovering the Clues to Your Calling

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  • Welcome Back! To the From Called to Commissioned Podcast

    Many women are praying for clarity on their calling, but missing the signs that are already in their lives.

    Today’s episode, What’s in Your Hands? Discovering the Clues to Your Calling, teaches how to recognize God-given skills, passions, and past experiences as clues to what He’s called you to do.

    So get your coffee, tea, or smoothie

    Notebook and pen

    Relax and Let’s get into today’s episode

    I believe that you will be Blessed

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