I'm back with a new season. In this episode, I'm talking about the importance of creating a personal calling statement. Your God-given calling is comprised of your relationship with God, your identity in Christ, your God-given purpose, mission, and vision, your values and how they will guide you. You walk in your calling by cultivating a deeper relationship with God, embracing your authentic identity in Christ, being a good steward of the life, relationships, gifts, and abilities God has given you and doing the good works He created you to do. A personal calling statement integrates who you are and God's plan for you and helps you state focused on what really matters and what God called you to do.  Join us for the <a href="http://calledconference.com" target= "_blank" rel="noopener">Called Conference</a> Purchase your copy of <a href= "https://www.amazon.com/Called-Out-Blueprint-Walking-Confidence/dp/0982380585/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=called+out&qid=1571379189&s=books&sr=1-1" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Called Out </a>

Meet Our Called Conference Speakers

Called for More podcast is for women who have been called to the ministry, whether in the church, the marketplace, the mission field, or everyday life. 

Your calling is more than the work you do. God called you, first of all, to a relationship with Him and to a new identity in Christ. When you clear and confident in your God-given identity you can do what He called you to do more effectively. 

Join Krista Pettiford each week for a message that will help encourage, equip, and empower you to be who God called you to be and do what He called you to do with clarity, confidence, and courage. 

Krista is an award-winning author and a speaker.  She is the founder of the annual Called Conference and the owner of Beautiful Feet Co, an apparel company that encourages women to live out the beauty of the gospel in their every day lives. 

She's been the women’s ministry leader and a prayer leader at her local church for over 12 years, where she's been a member for more than twenty years. She has a Bachelor's of Art in Biblical Studies from Southern California Seminary and a degree in Computer Science with an emphasis in Information Technology.