He is worthy of, not only our constant praise, but of our trust, even in the smallest things. We learned to tilt an ear toward heaven as we listened with the other to the clients who told their stories. We expect God to guide our interviews and often we are aware of His presence. We keep putting the burdens over on Him then expecting Him to show us what our part is. It is a wonderful method and it works beautifully.
Most clients are honest about their needs.
However, even when we sense that we are not hearing the whole story, or the true story, we can still ministry to the person. We don't hesitate to challenge someone when it seems appropriate. Spiritual need often lies beneath the surface. As a Christian ministry, the work of this organization should reflect God's love, not just be efficient, not just run like another business. The bottom line for a Christian ministry should be how well did we do the will of the Father.