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Part 1
A true servant of God renders heart service, one compelled and motivated by love. He crucifies and buries self. A true servant understands that he rose to the position of service, not by merit or education but by grace. He receives his calling from God with fear and gratitude. A true servant knows it is a privilege to serve God and not a right. He realizes that the privilege of serving God is not to be handled carelessly to avoid fleshly corruption and defilement. A true servant understands the principles of humility as observed in the life of the Lord. He will not place position above service. He will not be pre-occupied with titles and positions at the expense of true service. He will learn from the example of Jesus and bend low and stoop down to serve the church.
Part 2
The believers’ talents are not to be laid up for self but laid out in service. Service to God requires sacrifice and consecration. Apostle Paul was a true servant with the right perspective of Christian service. He surrendered himself without any reservation for God’s service. Timothy was a distinguished Christian servant with Paul. He was not a selfish person who wanted to serve the Lord for personal gain. We can learn a lot from his true spirit of servant hood and readiness to serve the Lord at all cost. A unique quality that marks out the committed, consecrated and surrendered servants of God is that they are ready to go at the bidding of their master without complaints and questions. They do not lay any claim to themselves anymore, nor are they conscious of their talents or wealth of experience or position in the world.

This teaching ends with six questions the Lord has for each of His servants. These questions are What, Where, Why, When, How and Who. To qualify as a true servant, you must be able to answer them satisfactorily.

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