In ministry, like any other field, we need to understand the individual process that comes with each person\u2019s gifting. Karen Williams, president of Strategic Media Solutions, writes: \u2018A ministry is composed of several gifted individuals\u2026 led by a common vision God has birthed in its leader. These individuals can typically be grouped into three categories:<\/p>\n
(1) visionary; <\/p>\n
(2) process-oriented; <\/p>\n
(3) task-oriented. <\/p>\n
There\u2019s an emotional response for each person in their area of giftedness as it relates to the birth and successful completion of a vision. A visionary gets an \u201cemotional high\u201d when the vision becomes clear to them. When they present it to those who\u2019ll be charged with \u201cmaking it happen\u201d, they think those in attendance will be as \u201chigh\u201d as they are upon hearing this perfectly clear, world-changing vision. For a visionary, when the vision is fully clear, it\u2019s effectively 100% complete. That\u2019s why they can go on to create and receive other visions long before the first one is truly manifested. But for the process-oriented person, the vision that has been presented is \u201con hold\u201d until it can be translated into processes. The emotional \u201chigh\u201d for them comes when the processes are clearly defined and documented and they feel they\u2019ll successfully support the completion of the vision. So their \u201chigh\u201d doesn\u2019t come until well after the vision has been presented. For the task-oriented person, the vision that\u2019s been presented is also \u201con hold\u201d as they haven\u2019t yet been given anything to do. Their emotional \u201chigh\u201d comes with the completion of tasks, things they can mark off their to-do list. Thus their \u201chigh\u201d doesn\u2019t occur until the end of the completed tasks mapped out within the processes.\u2019 <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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