每当你失去服侍的喜乐，就要查看一下是否是这两个试探人的陷阱在作怪。
Whenever you lose your joy in ministry, start by considering if either one of these temptations is the cause.
我开始在阿巴拉契亚地区开始我的教牧工作，我所服侍的主要会众不能读和写。
I began my ministry in Appalachia. The majority of the congregation Iserved could nto read and write.
你那颗服侍的心就在别人不愿做的小事上显现出来，正如保罗在船失事后为众人生火取暖。
Your servant's heart is revealed in little ACTS that others don't think of doing, as when Paul gathered brushwood for a fire to warm everyone after a shipwreck (ACTS 28:3).
唯有当我们把自己原原本本的献上，我们的生命才能透过服侍的恩典和荣耀上帝而被改变。
Only when we give ourselves as we are can our lives be transformed through grace to serve and glorify God.
他们表示，他们每天服侍的这些有权势的国会议员可能对他们视若无睹，但是，他们知道自己有权利享受更好的生活。
They said they may be invisible to the powerful lawmakers they serve every day, but they know they deserve a better life.
上帝常常通过我们还没有塑造好的服侍方式来考验我们的心态。如果你看到一个摔进沟里的人，神期待你能帮他出来，而不是说，“我没有得到怜悯或服侍的恩赐啊。”
God often tests our hearts by asking us to serve in ways we're not shaped.If you see a man fall into a ditch, God expects you to help him out, not say, "I don't have the gift of mercy or service."
我的目标是否帮助我认识神，在神里成长，服侍神，分享神，爱慕神，向别人传扬神？
Do my goals help me know God, grow in God, serve God, share God, love God, tell others about God?
如果没有一颗仆人的心，你也不值得让别人服侍你。
If you do not have a servant's heart, you are not worthy of being served.
而事实正好完全相反，你要是没有进入实际的服侍中，就不会知道你真正擅于作什么。
It actually works the exact opposite way. Until you're actually involved in serving, you're not going to know what you're good at.
泥土把树木绑缚在身上作为服侍她的回报，天空却毫无所求，任它自由生长。
The soil in return for her service keeps the tree tied to her, the sky asks nothing and leaves it free.
我们服侍神，不是出于罪疚感，恐惧，也不是因为责任，而是出于喜乐，出于深深的感恩，感谢神为我们所作的一切。
We don't serve God out of guilt or fear or even duty, but out of joy, and deep gratitude for what he's done for us.
神期待你做的是，无论在哪里，你都能靠你所有的做好你能做的事情。不够完美的服侍永远好于完美的打算。
God expects you to do what you can, with what you have, wherever you are. Less-than-perfect service is always better than the best intention.
然后她做饭、服侍他们吃饭、收拾餐具、清理房间、换床单、用洗衣机洗衣服、熨衣服、拂去屋里的灰尘、用吸尘器吸尘、扫地、拖地、打扫庭院，常常到了午夜她还在干活。
She cooked, served meals, did the dishes, made beds, changed sheets, helped with laundry, ironed, dusted, vacuumed, swept, mopped, and washed the patios, and was often still doing chores at midnight.
范维尔称，有这么多人服侍，而且每天上午只需上两小时的数学和名著课，所以达尔文有充足的时间来社交和自学。
With so much help and just two hours of mathematics and classics lectures each morning, there was plenty of time for socializing or private study, van Wyhe said.
发现自己的属灵恩赐和能力，最好的方式就是尝试各种不同的服侍。
The best way to discover your spiritual gifts and abilities is to experiment with different areas of service.
虽然坐在走廊里的人，都同生在优裕的庄园主家庭，从小由仆人细心服侍着，但他们的脸显得并不懒散。
Although born to the ease of plantation life, waited on hand and foot since infancy, the faces of the three on the porch were neither slack nor soft.
“当然是金鞋，”金龟子回答“我和那边的那个有人服侍有人刷毛，有人把吃的喝给端到跟前的大个子差到哪了？”
"Yes, certainly; golden shoes," replied the beetle. "Am I not just as good as that great creature yonder, who is waited upon and brushed, and has food and drink placed before him?"
高特利博认为特蕾莎在她的服侍工作上是非常有野心的。
Gottlieb notes that Teresa's ambitions for her ministry were tremendous.
神想要你心甘情愿的服侍他，而不是被迫勉强的去做。
告诉你的朋友们也这样做，如此一来，这位侍者对于餐馆老板来说就变得不可或缺了，他会因此而感谢你，好好服侍你。
You've just made that waiter look indispensable to the owner. The server will be grateful and take good care of you.
有时，属灵的恩赐被过分强调，由此忽略了其他重要的因素，而这些因素也是神用来建造我们，使我们服侍他的。
Sometimes spiritual gifts are overemphasized to the neglect of the other factors that God USES to shape you for service.
我这二十年在你家里，为你的两个女儿服侍你十四年，为你的羊群服侍你六年，你又十次改了我的工价。
It was like this for the twenty years I was in your household. I worked for you fourteen years for your two daughters and six years for your flocks, and you changed my wages ten times.
他要在你那里像雇工人和寄居的一样，要服侍你直到禧年。
He is to be treated as a hired worker or a temporary resident among you; he is to work for you until the Year of Jubilee.
随着越来越多的年轻女性加入她的服侍，特丽莎修女越成功，她的感觉就越糟糕。
The more success Teresa had - and half a year later so many young women had joined her society that she needed to move again - the worse she felt.
当我们服侍人时，为什么我们想到的应是给予而不是索取？
When we serve others, why should giving rather than taking be what we have in mind?
然而在身穿燕尾服的侍者服侍我们享用五道菜的晚餐时，他的拘束感很快就被抛诸脑后了。
Yet his awkwardness is soon forgotten when we begin our five-22 course dinner, served by waiters wearing 23 tuxedos.
对于服侍你的人，你欠下的远非金子。将你的心给他，不然就服侍他。
You owe more than gold to him who serves you. Give him of your heart or serve him.
对于服侍你的人，你欠下的远非金子。将你的心给他，不然就服侍他。
You owe more than gold to him who serves you. Give him of your heart or serve him.
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